Vincent Trépanier Malenfant
About Vincent Trépanier Malenfant
Vincent Trépanier Malenfant is an Analyste Programmeur at Desjardins with over a decade of experience in programming and analysis roles.
Current Position at Desjardins
Vincent Trépanier Malenfant currently holds the position of Analyste Programmeur at Desjardins. He joined the organization in October 2017, bringing with him extensive experience in programming and analysis roles. At Desjardins, Vincent leverages his expertise to support the company's technology and software development initiatives.
Work Experience at Commission de la Construction du Québec (CCQ)
Vincent Trépanier Malenfant worked as a Programmeur-Analyste at the Commission de la Construction du Québec (CCQ) from 2013 to 2017. During his four-year tenure at CCQ, Vincent was responsible for developing and analyzing software solutions to meet the organization's needs. His work at CCQ helped him refine his skills in programming and systems analysis.
Previous Role at Fenplast
Before his time at CCQ, Vincent Trépanier Malenfant worked at Fenplast as a Programmeur-Analyste for one year from 2012 to 2013. In this role, Vincent was involved in software development projects, which included working with various programming languages and technologies to support Fenplast's business operations.
Education at Collège de Valleyfield
Vincent Trépanier Malenfant studied at Collège de Valleyfield from 2008 to 2011. His educational background provided him with a strong foundation in computer science and programming, which he has built upon throughout his professional career. The skills and knowledge acquired during his time at Collège de Valleyfield have been instrumental in his development as a proficient analyst and programmer.
Experience with .NET Technologies
Vincent Trépanier Malenfant has significant experience working with .NET technologies. This expertise has been a key component of his roles throughout his career, contributing to his ability to develop robust and efficient software solutions. His proficiency with .NET has enabled him to improve system performance and support a variety of projects across different organizations.