Térence Brochu

Térence Brochu has a diverse background in research and design. In 2010, they conducted research in cognitive psychology, specifically studying the semantics and physical properties of SCNF signs. From January to March 2012, Térence was involved in a research project focused on ergonomics, where they performed user testing, conducted Cognitive Walkthroughs, and analyzed statistical data. In 2013, they worked at Bouygues Telecom as an Ergonomist, responsible for user testing, interviews, card sorting, audits, and technology monitoring for mobile interfaces, tablets, and multi-platform websites. Also in 2013, Térence co-founded Ad Scientiam, a medical evaluation company where they served as a UX Designer. This role involved utilizing smartphones and wearable devices to create innovative evaluation solutions and contribute to the advancement of medicine.

Térence Brochu pursued their education in a systematic approach, focusing primarily on the field of cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, ergonomics, and user experience design. Térence began by studying at the Université Paris Descartes from 2009 to 2011, where they obtained a Master 2 degree in Cognitive Psychology and Neuropsychology. During this period, Térence expanded their knowledge in understanding the cognitive and neurological aspects of human behavior.

Seeking to further enhance their expertise, Térence enrolled at the same university for an additional period from 2011 to 2013. This time, they pursued a second Master 2 degree in Ergonomics, which allowed him to delve deeper into the study of human factors in design, particularly focusing on the interaction between individuals and their environments.

Simultaneously, Térence devoted their attention to developing skills in the field of user experience (UX) design. Térence joined the EMWeb institute in 2011 and completed a formation in UX design, further expanding their knowledge of designing effective and user-friendly digital interfaces.

Through their educational journey, Térence Brochu demonstrated a consistent dedication to understanding human cognition and behavior while also exploring areas related to designing efficient and user-centric experiences.