Thomas Maillart is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Geneva with 12 years of experience at the intersection of collective intelligence, human dynamics, social wearables and cybersecurity. He combines deep academic training (PhD from ETH Zürich on Internet evolution and cyber risk) with a track record of postdoctoral research at UC Berkeley and applied roles linking cyber-risk mitigation to the insurance industry. Thomas leads and shaped the Geneva-Tsinghua Initiative and has steered civic tech through Open Geneva, showing an unusual blend of rigorous research and community-facing entrepreneurship. His work spans theory and practice—designing socio-technical systems, studying human dynamics from wearable data, and translating findings into responsible entrepreneurship and policy. Based in Geneva, he is known for bridging disciplines (engineering, law, economics) to tackle cyber and societal risks in novel ways.
13 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science, Civil Engineering, Risk Managment, Logistic Management, Master of Science, Civil Engineering, Risk Managment, Logistic Management at EPFL
PhD, Mechanims of Internet Evolution & Cyber Risk, PhD, Mechanims of Internet Evolution & Cyber Risk at ETH Zürich
ERASMUS Exchange, Civil Engineering, ERASMUS Exchange, Civil Engineering at Technische Universität Berlin
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