Summary
Jiangshan Yu is an Associate Professor and Director of University Collaboration at the University of Sydney, where he also directs the Sydney Blockchain Centre and leads research on dependable, secure, and scalable digital infrastructures. With 11 years of experience spanning academia, industry and research leadership, he applies dependable computing, cryptography and decentralised systems to solve real-world trust and privacy challenges. His work has uncovered and remediated critical vulnerabilities in widely deployed blockchain protocols, with fixes adopted by major platforms and governments advancing digital transformation. Elected Australian representative to IFIP TC10, he bridges policy, industry and research, translating deep technical findings into practical improvements. Trained as a PhD in cybersecurity and with a background in cryptography, he combines rigorous formal insight with pragmatic systems engineering to harden high-performance distributed systems.
11 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Cyber security, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Cyber security at The University of Birmingham
Master by Research, Cryptography, Master by Research, Cryptography at University of Wollongong
Chinese, English