Vincent Gramoli is a director, professor, and blockchain entrepreneur with 14 years of experience leading research and product teams at the intersection of distributed systems and security. As founder and director of Redbelly Network and former CEO of Red Belly Blockchain, he translates academic breakthroughs—such as vulnerabilities discovered by his Concurrent Systems Research Group—into resilient, production-ready blockchain designs. He has held research and visiting positions at EPFL, Cornell, CSIRO/Data61 and INRIA, and chairs of technology committees have relied on his expertise to shape cybersecurity and blockchain education, including a Blockchain Scalability MOOC. A recipient of an Australian Research Council Future Fellowship, Vincent blends rigorous formal research with hands-on system building and startup leadership. Based in Sydney, he is known for pursuing both theoretical resilience and pragmatic scalability, often revealing non-obvious security limitations in widely deployed blockchain protocols.
14 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
MS Distributed Systems, MS Distributed Systems at Paris-Sud University (Paris XI)
MS Computer Science, MS Computer Science at Université Paris Cité
Contributions:404 pushes, 15 branches in 3 years 2 months
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