Biography
Jérémie Boudreault is an assistant professor of climate risk and data science at the School of Actuarial Science. Holding a doctorate from the National Institute of Scientific Research, his research focuses on modeling the health and economic impacts of climate hazards such as extreme temperatures, floods, and forest fires. He has notably developed innovative statistical models and machine learning approaches to artificial intelligence.
Academic background and professional experience
Ph.D., Data Science and Environmental Health, INRS, 2026
M.Sc., Statistical Hydrology, INRS, 2018
B.Sc., Actuarial Science, Laval University, 2016
Postdoctoral internship, McGill University, 2026
Research internship, University of British Columbia, 2024
Research Scientist, The Co-operators, 2019-2022
Research Areas
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Actuarial science and mathematical finance
Hydrometeorology
Machine learning
Public and population health, n.e.c.
Apprentissage machine
Hydrométéorologie
Santé publique et santé des populations, n.c.a.
Sciences actuarielles et finance mathématique
Contact
+1 418-656-2131
Alexandre-Vachon Pavilion
1065, Avenue de la Médecine
Local 3215
Laval University
Quebec G1V 0A6
Canada

