Employees drive their own career at LeddarTech
As seen in The Globe and Mail: access the article HERE.
Six years ago, Dominique Plourde was attracted to LeddarTech Inc. straight out of Laval University, drawn by the brand-new technologies the Quebec City-based software company was developing for the global automotive market. LeddarTech is a leader in environmental sensing solutions for autonomous vehicles and advanced driver assistance systems.
“I came from engineering and the work being done at LeddarTech was a mix of what I had studied and a completely new global market focused on automotive, so it was very interesting to me,” says Plourde, manager, data collection team. “There aren’t many companies in the world doing this, so I feel lucky to pursue these kinds of projects. We can achieve new milestones, not only in our own company, but in the world automotive market.”
Plourde also appreciates that in this typically male-dominated engineering world, the company increasingly has more women, including on her own team.
“My director is a woman and I think it’s good to have this kind of leadership,” says Plourde. “It shows we accept everyone and that you can grow here no matter who you are or where you’re from.”