IOTA Hires Alon Gal

IOTA Hires Alon Gal. The company is making game changing decisions. Bosch has major shares in the company and now it associates with a great brain - Mr Alon Gal. Recently they have uploaded the photograph and details about the new joinee on the official IOTA blog. This hiring is making the cryptocurrency investors think that the IOTA will be rising in future.

About Alon Gal - The new member in IOTA family

Alon Gal is a physicist and a fantastic developer who has entrepreneur empire. He is MSc in physics from the major universities -

1. University of Amsterdam.


2. La Sapienza University in Rome.


3. and the ENS in Lyon.

The main skill of Gal is focusing on solving molecular-scale physics problems using numerical methods.

Also In his MSc thesis he simulated and analyzed the Vicsek model for collective motion of particles, seeking to emulate the emergent behavior of self-propelled biological systems. He is former employee of Microsoft. IOTA is expecting that they can reuse the past experience of working on Application insights and Azure service.

Building on his experience at Microsoft and his understanding of academic computation, he founded Eureka. Eureka is a platform for running computational science on the cloud. He is the CEO of the same company.

Alon Gal On joining IOTA

I am inspired by both IOTA’s grand vision and its innovative tech, and in particular by the Tangle as a major leap forward from Satoshi’s original blockchain. Understanding the Tangle’s properties, scaling behavior, and security concerns is a fascinating mathematical challenge. Enabling large scale simulations and establishing a common framework for researchers will play a crucial part in future research, and I’m very excited to be driving this effort forward.

Alon Gal is an experienced analyst that has expertise in both scientific modelling and simulations. Not only this, he actively keeps on driving research forward through these fields. Experts are happy after IOTA Hires Alon Gal and company is happy and is warmly welcoming the new engineer.