About

Martin Kleppmann is an accomplished researcher and lecturer in the field of computer science, currently affiliated with the University of Cambridge as an Affiliated Lecturer, Senior Research Associate, and Research Fellow. With over 13 years of relevant experience, Martin has established himself as a leading expert in the development of collaboration software, with a focus on Conflict-free Replicated Data Types (CRDTs) and their application in real-time collaboration. Martin's current research project, "TRVE Data," is focused on creating the next generation of collaboration software that is more secure and offers more robust consistency properties than existing approaches. His work is situated at the intersection of information security, databases, and distributed systems, with the potential to transform the way we collaborate and share information. In addition to his work at the University of Cambridge, Martin also serves as an independent consultant and advisor to several software startups, where he advises on "big data" related technologies and application architecture. He has contributed to open-source projects, made connections, and helped with education and marketing efforts. Some of the companies he works with include Confluent, Concord, Superhuman, Arachnys, and Capital One, among others. Martin's education history is impressive, having earned his Bachelor and Master of Arts in Computer Science from the University of Cambridge, and a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Computer Science from the same institution. He also has a background in composition, having studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama. Overall, Martin Kleppmann is a highly accomplished and respected researcher and lecturer in computer science, with a passion for developing innovative collaboration software that can transform the way we work and share information. His expertise in CRDTs and real-time collaboration make him a sought-after consultant and advisor to startups in the tech industry.