The stability and multidisciplinary expertise of our team members are at the heart of our success. Both our employees and partners take a hands-on approach and have a deep understanding of our clients’ operations. This closeness and consistency in our human resources helps enhance the performance and safety of each of our projects.
President of Letico since 2016, Bruno graduated in electrical engineering from McGill University. Over his 40+ year career at Letico, he has held various roles. Bruno is a recognized expert in industrial automation and control systems architecture, consistently recommending optimal solutions for our clients.
Stéphane graduated in electrical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke in 2001 and immediately joined Letico. He has become an expert in electrical engineering design and control systems. His strategic approach is a valuable asset for automation engineering projects and in leading the company’s operations.
Nicolas joined Letico in 2005 after obtaining his degree in electrical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke. He is the manager of engineering services for automation in the energy and natural resources sectors. Nicolas is an expert in control systems design and commissioning.
Alexandre joined Letico after graduating in automated production engineering from École de Technologie Supérieure in Montreal in 2010. A recognized specialist, he excels in industrial automation (PLCs and operator interfaces), machine safety, and servo motors in the food industry.
Jonatan joined Letico in 2015 after graduating in electrical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke. As Engineering Services Manager, he oversees projects for key clients in the oil and gas industry. Jonatan is a recognized specialist in industrial automation project development and control system architecture.
Antony joined Letico in 2014, right after earning his degree in electrical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke in December 2013. He has built experience in industrial automation (PLCs and operator interfaces), servo motors, and machine safety, mainly in the food industry.