Marc Joye
Chief Scientist, Zama
Marc Joye is a Cryptographer and Security Technologist and the Chief Scientist at Zama. He has been active in the field of cryptography for more than 25 years, from low-level implementations up to protocol design. He is a co-inventor of the ACJT group signature scheme and of the Joye-Libert homomorphic encryption scheme. Prior to Zama, Marc worked in a number of security companies, including as a Research Scientist at OneSpan, as a Fellow and Security Technologist at NXP Semiconductors, as a Fellow and Distinguished Scientist at Technicolor, and as a Scientific Expert at Gemalto. He has co-authored over 170 scientific papers, has more than 12,000 citations, and has filed more than 140 patent families. Marc holds a PhD in Cryptography from UCLouvain and is a Fellow of the IACR.