Dataveyes
Léo Gourven has a diverse and extensive work experience in various roles and companies. Léo co-founded and served as the CTO at Modality and Dataveyes. At Orange/Orange Labs, they worked as an interface designer and developer, focusing on the relationship between territories and mobile phone usage. Léo utilized technologies such as PHP, PostGIS, HTML/CSS, Javascript, Google Maps API, and SVG. Léo also worked as a developer for data journalism projects at L'Express and as a front-end developer at Keldelice.com. Additionally, they gained experience as a developer at Evene.fr.
Léo Gourven began their education in 2006 at IUT de Vannes, where they pursued a DUT degree in Statistique et traitement informatique des données. Léo completed this program in 2008. Following their time at IUT de Vannes, from 2008 to 2009, they attended Université Paris 8, where they earned a Licenece Professionnelle in Communication Informatique Multimédia. Léo then continued their studies at HETIC (Hautes études en technologies de l'information et de la communication) from 2009 to 2011. No specific degree or field of study is provided for their time at HETIC.
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Dataveyes
Dataveyes focuses on Human-Data interactions. We help people understand, operate and communicate their data. We translate data into experiences, to share narratives, support new uses, and make sense of a world increasingly shaped by algorithms. We design useful, relevant interfaces through our workflow, which revolve around both data and user needs. We connect users to data through interfaces: web and mobile applications, software, editorial content or creative installations. Our interfaces are a game changer, in that they introduce our clients to a strategy that makes the most out of data. Our core competencies relate to data-driven strategies, information and interaction design, as well as data visualization. Within Dataveyes, we share the firm conviction that the upcoming era of rich data and smart objects will disrupt the way data is conventionally used. Through our works, we take an active part in the revolution of Human-Data interactions.