Nemo is responsible for the business and technology strategy of the company and leads its execution.
Nemo has been in the telecommunications industry for a decade. Prior to co-founding Invisible Hand Networks, he worked at Bellcore (Telcordia Technologies), Bell Laboratories (Lucent Technologies), INRS-Telecom, and Intelsat, and served as a consultant to the United Nations on data networking. His theoretical work on the spot and derivative market mechanisms for networked resources led to the filing of several patents on related algorithms, protocols, and systems. His pioneering use of Java for distributed systems appears in 2 books and CDROMs. Nemo has published numerous scientific papers and presents them at academic and trade conferences.
Nemo obtained his Ph.D. at Columbia University, where he won the Eliah 1. Jury Award for his dissertation. He received his MEng in Electrical Engineering and a BEng with Honors in Electrical Engineering and a minor in Mathematics, both from McGill University.
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