Simon Cadorette
Lecturer
50 years old
Driving License
Delson (J5B1G5) Canada (Québec)
Employed
Available
As a first-generation gamer and economist, I have developed insight and knowledge of economics in the gaming world, both in-game and market-wise.
Lecturer
UQAM
Since September 2003
- Lecturer: ECO1081 Information technology and markets economics
- Lecturer: ECO3471 Environmental economics
- Lecturer: ECO1300 Microeconomic analysis
- Lecturer: ECO2400 Macroeconomic analysis
- Lecturer: ECO3310 IT economics
- Lecturer: ECO1492 Real estate economics
- Lecturer: ECO1012 Introductory microeconomics
- Lecturer: ECO2045 Tourism economics
- Lecturer: ECO4012 Cost-benefits analysis
- Lecturer: ECO2431 Labor market economics
- Lecturer: ECO5330 Economic analysis for engineers
- Lecturer: ECO3550 International relations economics
- Lecturer: EUR8465 Valuation methods for urban projects and politics (Master's degree in urban studies)
Lecturer
HEC Montréal
Since September 2005
- Lecturer: IT economics (Master's degree in e-commerce)
- Lecturer: Environmental issues economics analysis (Master's degree in sustainable development)
- Lecturer: Managerial economics
- Lecturer: Economic policies and taxation
- Lecturer: Cost-benefit analysis
- Lecturer: Sustainable development and environmental management
Lecturer
ÉNAP
September 2009
to April 2011
- Lecturer: Measurement methods for public programs efficiency (Master's degree)
Teacher
Collège Rosemont
September 2004
to December 2004
- Teacher: introductory economics
- Teacher: International relations economics
Intern, Risk management analysis
National Bank of Canada
April 2002
to August 2002
- Updating business classification system (CTI-SCIAN)
- Help in creating industrial market conditions memos
- Database research
Research assistant
UQAM
September 1995
to December 1998
- Research assistant for Mr. Christian Zimmerman, Assistant Vice President of Research Information Services, Federal reserve bank of St-Louis.
- Research assistant for Mr. Stéphane Pallage, Dean of ESG UQAM.
- Economic news analysis and critique
- Student management
- High level research capacity
- Capacity to work and lead a team
- Ability to explain complex ideas simply and clearly
- Ability to respect deadlines for projects
- Office Suite (Word, Powerpoint, Excel) advanced level
- Matlab programming beginner level
- Expert knowledge of French (written and spoken)
- Expert knowledge of English (written and spoken)
Doctorate in economics (not completed)
Université du Québec à Montréal
September 2007
to December 2008
Approved thesis subject: the use of economic theory in massively multi-player online role-playing games (MMORPGs). Directors: Mathieu Chemin and Nicholas Marceau.
Master's thesis: Gun control; disparities between Canada and US. Directors: Max Blouin and Nicholas Marceau.
