Frederic Nys

Frederic Nys has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. Frederic'smost recent position is as the VP of Research and Development at Accelleran, where they focus on providing software solutions for mobile telecom networks. Prior to that, they worked as a Managing Partner at HBarSoft, overseeing various business operations. Frederic also served as the EMEA Business Development Director for Artificial Intelligence HPC systems at Graphcore, leading the promotion of their products in the EMEA market. Nys was previously the VP of Engineering at AirTies Wireless Networks and the Vice-President of Product Development Unit for Telco Gateways at Technicolor, where they managed global teams and generated significant revenues. Frederic has also held positions at Mecalec SMD, EVS Broadcast Equipment, Option NV, Metavector, and Eonic Systems, where they gained experience in project management, engineering, and technology development. Nys has a strong background in leadership, strategy development, and team management in multicultural and multidisciplinary environments.

Frederic Nys has a diverse educational background. In 1983, they completed their secondary education at Collège Saint-Michel, although no specific degree or field of study is provided. From 1989 to 1996, they attended Université catholique de Louvain, where they obtained a Master's degree in Applied Maths Engineering. In 2017, they attended The Wharton School and completed the Technicolor Group High Potential Program, focusing on Narrative Leadership and Strategic Thinking.

Additionally, Frederic Nys has obtained several certifications from Coursera. In 2017, they completed the courses "Structuring Machine Learning Projects" and "Improving Deep Neural Networks: Hyperparameter tuning, Regularization and Optimization." In 2018, they completed the courses "Convolutional Neural Networks" and "Deep Learning Specialization," as well as the course "Sequence Models." It is also mentioned that Frederic Nys obtained a certificate in "Stanford: Cryptography I," although the details of this certification are not provided.