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Julien 在加入巴黎市政府團隊前，曾在法國及哥倫比亞的微型貸款領域工作。現今為巴黎市副市長辦公室主任，主導社區自治、公民參與、社團經營、青年就業等業務，並監督其執行成效：其中有巴黎市政府的第一個參與式預算的推動執行、青年政策的改革、改善就業、並提升公民參與度的相關政策。

Julien Antelin a travaillé dans la micro-finance en France et en Colombie avant de rejoindre la Ville de Paris. Il est aujourd’hui directeur de cabinet de l’adjointe à la Maire de Paris chargée de la démocratie locale, de la participation citoyenne, de la vie associative, des jeunes et de l’emploi. Il supervise l’ensemble des sujets de la délégation, dont notamment la mise en place du premier budget participatif parisien, la réforme de la politique jeunesse et de la politique en faveur de l’emploi et le développement des nouveaux dispositifs destinés à favoriser l’engagement et la participation citoyenne.

一路從逢甲大學擔任研發處分析評量組組長、資通安全研究中心主任、資訊處副資訊長，後來擔任逢甲大學資訊處資訊長協助資訊處轉型，承接校外專案；資訊長卸任後擔任資訊工程學系教授，並於2015年1月接任臺北市資訊局局長一職。

Dr. Wei-Bin Lee is currently serving as the commissioner of the Department of Information Technology (DOIT) at Taipei City Government. The agency is responsible for the promotion and execution of Taipei City’s information technology-related policies and infrastructure deployments. Examples include the planning and promotion of “Smart City,” the implementation of open data platform, and the development of SmartPay (third party payment) Platform. A professor at the Department of Information Engineering & Computer Science at Feng Chia University, Dr. Lee possesses rich experience in teaching and conducting research. Dr. Lee specializes in the field of information security, including subjects such as cryptography, network security, and information security management. His papers appear frequently on internationally-renowned journals and publications. During his stint at Feng Chia University, Dr. Lee held posts including Deputy CIO and CIO of the school’s Office of Information Technology. He played an important role in the construction of campus IT infrastructure, helping Feng Chia University to become one of the top ranking schools in terms of establishing a ubiquitous campus.