Jean-Marc has 20 years of computer industry experience specializing in computer graphics.
He has been involved in the design of Touchline Interactive since Jan, 2012. Most recently Jean-Marc has founded GrooViz in 2004, a software company that helps in collaborating on large geoscience 3D datasets, that he sold in 2011.
Prior to that, Jean-Marc was founder and CEO of Cargo Digital Inc. (Canada), a software development company providing solution to manage Digital Content creation processes. Prior to that, he was Technical Manager at ILM (Industrial Light & Magic - California - a subsidiary of Georges Lucas).
From 1995 to 1998, Jean-Marc spent 3 years at Microsoft's subsidiary Softimage where he designed and led the development of 3D rendering toolset of SOFTIMAGE|XSI. He previously worked for Alias-Wavefront (a subsidiary of Silicon Graphics Inc.) as well as for TDI (Thomson Digital Image) as Program Manager and Development Team Leader.
Jean-Marc obtained a Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Engineering, from the ESIEA (Paris) and holds several patents in 3D technologies.
Jean-Marc has 20 years of computer industry experience specializing in computer graphics.
He has been involved in the design of Touchline Interactive since Jan, 2012. Most recently Jean-Marc has founded GrooViz in 2004, a software company that helps in collaborating on large geoscience 3D datasets, that he sold in 2011.
Prior to that, Jean-Marc was founder and CEO of Cargo Digital Inc. (Canada), a software development company providing solution to manage Digital Content creation processes. Prior to that, he was Technical Manager at ILM (Industrial Light & Magic - California - a subsidiary of Georges Lucas).
From 1995 to 1998, Jean-Marc spent 3 years at Microsoft's subsidiary Softimage where he designed and led the development of 3D rendering toolset of SOFTIMAGE|XSI. He previously worked for Alias-Wavefront (a subsidiary of Silicon Graphics Inc.) as well as for TDI (Thomson Digital Image) as Program Manager and Development Team Leader.
Jean-Marc obtained a Bachelors of Science degree in Computer Engineering, from the ESIEA (Paris) and holds several patents in 3D technologies.