Alexandre Ionno

Currently, I have finished my master's degree at ÉTS in the evaluation of the effect of climate change on flood volumes across North America. In addition to having completed a number of internships in multiple construction engineering fields across Quebec and Ontario, Canada.

I have completed several very formative internships both in Quebec and abroad which allowed me to acquire a wide variety of professional experiences in the field of professional experience in the construction field, from financial and personnel management to the technical level in quality control and modeling. In addition to having worked on the aspects of collaborative work, solution finding and numerical modeling, I have been in situations that are out of the ordinary on a daily basis in terms of culture, language and a lifestyle that is completely different from the one lived in the south of Quebec. My academic background has also allowed me to become more familiar with the concepts related to water and wastewater, the management of this resource, as well as the impacts of climate change which testifies to my versatility and my ability to adapt to various environments, while maintaining a very high level of performance. In fact, I have been teaching practical classes for five sessions now for two of the courses in my academic plan, namely Environmental Engineering and Hydrology and Hydraulics, highlighting my communication, leadership, decision making and creativity skills.

My master's degree at ÉTS was focused primarily on the evaluation of the effect of climate change on flood volumes across North America. In addition to this, I learned how to write Matlab scripts and functions, complete literature reviews, and write scientific articles.