モントリオール のコーディングブートキャンプ - Le Wagon

Martin was enrolled in Concordia University‘s Computer Science program but decided to put it aside to attend Le Wagon Montréal’s first batch (#63). Now Martin enjoys helping students learn on their way to becoming web developers.

Originally from Brazil, Aline has been working in Marketing the last 10 years. She fell in love with Le Wagon's mission and joined the team in 2018. As our Community & Events Lead, she is making sure our students have the best experience possible.

Stephane has touched on numerous fields over the years, from musician in rock bands to therapist and sound engineer. Looking for a new career, he chose Le Wagon; loving it so much, he is now helping others on their journey to coding freedom

Architect by trade, with a 6-year experience as a graphic designer, Camille did Le Wagon to improve her tech skills. She is now a teaching assistant to help students through their coding journey (and to remind them to correctly indent their code).

Simon was a jack of all trades for his families' insurance brokerage, from software developer to COO. He went to learn modern programming languages at Le Wagon where he found a passion for teaching and has been sharing it since.

Mechanical Engineer by trade, Stephanie used to work for big corporations. She decided to do Le Wagon to kickstart her career in the tech world. She loves seeing others follow this path and help them along the way to achieve their goal.

Victor is a McGill student in economics and computer science with a deep interest in entrepreneurship and making things happen. He did Le Wagon in Paris in 2016, and is now teaching to help students sail smoothly through the learning curve.

Timothée has education engraved in his DNA. After working with SMEs, startups and large companies to build maintainable web and mobile applications, he is now back to his first love: transmission. Yes, sharing is caring!

Alex was an engineer in embedded system for the aircraft industry. He quitted his job to come to Canada and attended Le Wagon batch #188. Now, he helps students in their journey to learn how to code.

Victor worked on very diverse fields, from photography to automobile mechanics. He joined Le Wagon to learn how to code and discovered the joy of teaching. He is now part of Montreal's team and he also teaches in other cities across the world.

Marie-Gabrielle has worked 15+ years on the web industry as a project manager and as a consultant. Inspired by the mission of Le Wagon, she teamed up with her brother Antoine to launch it in Montreal in 2016. She is also the product teacher.

An engineer by trade and a serial entrepreneur, Antoine took classes at Le Wagon Paris in 2016 in order to develop his MVPs. A few months later, he created his web development agency and launched Le Wagon Montreal with his sister M-G.