QServices provides AI governance consulting for Montreal clients across AI Research, Pharma, Aerospace, and Gaming, fully remotely with Eastern Time overlap. We are not based in Montreal. We are a remote-first software consultancy serving Quebec businesses that need governance built for operational practice, not just documentation.
Montreal's economy spans AI Research, Aerospace, Pharma, and Gaming, four sectors with distinct AI accountability requirements. Here is what buyers in these industries typically need from a governance engagement:
Montreal organizations also operate under French language requirements in some documentation and stakeholder communication contexts. Our team works in English but can structure deliverables for bilingual review where required by Quebec language requirements.
Our team covers Eastern Time business hours through shift scheduling, giving us 5 to 6 hours of daily overlap with Montreal. Your mornings align with our active working window. That is enough time for daily standups, sprint demos, and live code review walkthroughs without scheduling complications on your end.
We use Microsoft Teams for video calls and Slack for async updates. Before any work begins, you receive a written scoping document with deliverables, timeline, and acceptance criteria. During the engagement, we send a written sprint update every two weeks and schedule a live demo for any deliverable that benefits from a walkthrough. You will not wait days for a response to a question during working hours.
We do not have a Montreal office and do not offer routine on-site visits. For larger engagements, milestone reviews in person can be discussed if the scope justifies it. For most AI governance work, including framework design, HITL process mapping, and evaluation pipeline setup, remote delivery is what most clients prefer and what works well in practice.
We have no completed case studies from Montreal specifically and we will not fabricate one. Our direct case study data does not include a Quebec-based client in AI Research, Aerospace, Pharma, or Gaming at the time this page was written.
What we can point to honestly: our governance work in regulated industries, including FinTech, Healthcare, and Insurance, uses the same structural patterns that matter in Montreal's sectors. Audit logging, Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) review gates, evaluation pipelines on Azure AI Foundry, and policy frameworks for automated decision-making are not industry-specific. The traceability requirements in Aerospace and consent requirements in Pharma use the same underlying governance architecture as compliance systems we have built in financial services and healthcare.
For a closer look at our approach, see our AI governance consulting methodology. If you want to assess fit for your specific context, a 30-minute discovery call is the fastest path.
Our AI governance engagements range from USD $15,000 to $90,000 depending on scope. Engagements are priced in USD; you will need to account for CAD conversion at the time of invoicing. See our AI governance consulting pricing breakdown for full scope descriptions.
If your project involves Quebec Law 25 privacy impact assessments or French language documentation requirements, add 15 to 25 percent to the base estimate for regulatory overhead.
Yes. All our Montreal engagements run fully remotely. Our team covers Eastern Time overlap hours so your mornings align with our active working window. We use Microsoft Teams for calls and Slack for async communication between sessions.
On data residency: Quebec Law 25, administered by the Commission d'accès à l'information (CAI), applies to personal information held by organizations operating in Quebec. If your AI system processes personal data, we can structure the engagement to keep data processing within Canadian Azure regions, Canada Central or Canada East, to satisfy data residency requirements. Data flow documentation is a standard deliverable in our governance engagements.
For alignment with Canada's federal AI direction, our governance frameworks reference the Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat's responsible use of AI guidance for clients in regulated or public-adjacent sectors.
Three steps: book a 30-minute discovery call, receive a written scoping document within five business days, agree on a start date. We do not require long procurement cycles. If you have a governance audit underway or an AI project already in flight that needs oversight structure added, we can scope a fast-start engagement. Use the contact form on this page to request a call.
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