Summary
Suyash Bagad is a cryptography researcher with a decade of experience focused on applied cryptography, zero-knowledge proofs, number theory, and cryptocurrency privacy. He has driven protocol design and implementation—from research at IIT Bombay producing RevelioBP and MProve+ with O(log n) proof sizes to engineering roles at Aztec making private, affordable Ethereum transactions. Currently at Ingonyama, he is working on hardware acceleration for zero-knowledge proofs, blending low-level optimization with cryptographic theory. He implemented novel protocols in Rust and achieved 10x verification speedups via single multi-exponentiation, demonstrating both mathematical rigor and practical performance tuning. Beyond research, he has taught cryptography and led large-scale volunteer initiatives, showing aptitude for communication and project leadership. Based in Mumbai, he combines academic depth and production-grade engineering to make privacy-preserving cryptography more practical and auditable.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
Secondary School Certificate Maharashtra Board, Secondary School Certificate Maharashtra Board at Silver Oak Universal School, Nashik.
Higher Secondary Certificate Maharashtra Board, Higher Secondary Certificate Maharashtra Board at Gokhale Education Societys H.P.T.Arts and R.Y.K.Science College, Nashik 422005
English, Hindi, Marathi, French