NYM Technologies SA

Co-founder and CEO of Nym. Previously a senior research scientist at MIT where he led standardization of the Web Cryptography API, and at Inria de Paris working on privacy and socio-technical systems. Holds a PhD in Informatics and Philosophy from the University of Edinburgh.

Chief Research Scientist at Cryspen and former Research Director at Inria Paris, working on programming languages, software verification, and applied cryptography. Played a key role in the design and standardization of TLS 1.3.

Chair in Cybersecurity and Privacy and Director of the Blockchain Technology Laboratory at the University of Edinburgh, and Chief Scientist at Input Output (developers of Cardano). A Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and recipient of the BCS Lovelace Medal.

Leads Nym's research team on security, distributed systems, and anonymous communication such as onion routing and mix networks, and explores cryptocurrency privacy. Holds a PhD in Computer Science from University College London.

Head of the COSIC research group at KU Leuven, working on cryptographic algorithms, information security, and privacy. A former president of the IACR with over 400 publications and numerous awards including the RSA Award for Excellence in Mathematics.

Founding member of the Apache Software Foundation, creator of Apache-SSL, and a core OpenSSL team member. A privacy and civil liberties advocate and Levchin Prize recipient, he currently works at Google as a Principal Engineer.

Associate Professor at EPFL leading the SPRING Lab on security and privacy engineering. She led development of the DP-3T protocol for privacy-preserving COVID-19 contact tracing and has authored over 100 peer-reviewed articles.

A specialist in secure hardware and PR representative for Nym. A former US Army soldier who disclosed classified documents to WikiLeaks, she advocates for digital privacy amid global surveillance.

Nym's Chief Scientist and a part-time Associate Professor at KU Leuven (COSIC), specializing in online privacy technologies that protect metadata against surveillance. Holds a PhD in Engineering, Computer Security, and Privacy from KU Leuven.

A cryptographer known for widely deployed designs including X25519, Ed25519, ChaCha20, qmail, and SipHash. He coined the term 'post-quantum cryptography' in 2003.

Co-founder and Chief Scientist at Mysten Labs and a designer of the Sui blockchain, and a Professor of Security and Privacy Engineering at University College London. Previously co-founded Chainspace before the team joined Facebook's Libra project.

Leads development of the Nym ecosystem, including operators, community, business development, and communications. An advocate for privacy as a basis for human rights, she holds a PhD in Digital Geography from Durham University.

Leads Nym's technology and development teams, bringing experience as a tech leader and co-founder of multiple startups in security- and privacy-sensitive sectors such as healthcare. Holds a PhD in Computer Vision and Image Processing from the University of Edinburgh.