Nathaniel Charlebois
About Nathaniel Charlebois
Nathaniel Charlebois is a software developer with a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering from Carleton University. He has worked in various roles at Carleton University and currently serves as a software developer at BluWave-ai in Ottawa, Canada.
Work at BluWave-ai
Nathaniel Charlebois has been employed as a Software Developer at BluWave-ai since 2019. His role involves developing software solutions that enhance the company's capabilities in the energy sector. BluWave-ai focuses on optimizing energy management and smart grid technologies. Charlebois contributes to various projects aimed at improving efficiency and sustainability in energy consumption.
Education and Expertise
Nathaniel Charlebois earned a Bachelor of Engineering (B.Eng) in Computer Engineering from Carleton University, where he studied from 2014 to 2018. His educational background includes a focus on computer technology and systems, which provides him with a solid foundation in software development and engineering principles. Prior to this, he completed his high school education at E.S.C Garneau, specializing in Computer Technology/Computer Systems Technology.
Background
Nathaniel Charlebois has a diverse background in software development and engineering. He began his academic journey at E.S.C Garneau, where he focused on computer systems technology. Following this, he attended Carleton University, where he furthered his studies in computer engineering. His early career included various roles at Carleton University, where he gained practical experience in smart grid communications and automated virtual assistant technologies.
Previous Experience at Carleton University
Before joining BluWave-ai, Nathaniel Charlebois held multiple positions at Carleton University. He worked as an Engineering Student from 2014 to 2018, gaining valuable experience in the field. In 2017, he served as an Automated Virtual Assistant for Smart Home projects for three months, followed by a role in Smart Grid Communications for ten months. These positions allowed him to apply his academic knowledge in real-world settings.