Team
Dipl. Ing. ETH Niklaus Schulz (CEO)
Niklaus Schulz is an engineer with the goal of continuous improvement and growth. Successful activity in various companies as project owner, CTO and CEO in the fields of medical devices and manufacturing technologies.
Lic. iur. Gregor Münch (CPO)
Gregor is a member of the Swiss Bar Association's expert group on digitalization. As a lawyer, he is primarily active in criminal law. Furthermore, he is the organizer of the continuing education event "Digitization of Criminal and Criminal Procedure Law" www.strafrecht-digital.ch and partner of the Zurich law firm D32.
Kim Nik Baumgartner (CTO)
Kim is active at Arcano as Chief Technical Officer. Arcano is the first company he co-founded.
Lic. iur. Simon Schnetzler (CLO)
Simon is a partner in the law firm Barbier Habegger Rödl Rechtsanwälte AG, and previously worked as a lawyer - most recently as a partner - in several commercial law firms, providing advice to companies in the areas of data protection, corporate as well as contract law.
Advisory Board
Lic. iur. HSG Martin Steiger
Martin Steiger is a lawyer and entrepreneur for law in the digital space. He is the founder of Steiger Legal. Martin Steiger's legal practice focuses on data protection law, intellectual property law, IT law and media law. Martin Steiger practices law in German and English. He is registered with the Bar Register of the Canton of Zurich and admitted to practice before all Swiss authorities and courts.
Dr. Hans-Peter Oeri
Hans-Peter Oeri represents individuals and legal entities as well as public institutions with a focus on administrative law including social security, taxes/levies as well as criminal law. In addition to his legal work, Hans-Peter Oeri is committed to public understanding and education in information technology and data protection as well as a paramedic.
Dr. Lorenz Minder
Lorenz Minder obtained his Master as well as his PhD in Applied Mathematics from EPFL in Switzerland. His research interests include cryptography, coding theory and algorithms. Lorenz was a postdoc in the CS department at the University of California, Berkeley, and thereafter worked for Qualcomm on various data transfer and storage related research projects. He is now active as VP Engineering at BitRipple
