Ariel Camus

Ariel Camus currently serves as the Founder and CEO of Microverse, an educational technology company based in Madrid, Spain. He established the tuition-free online coding bootcamp to train remote software developers globally, successfully leading the startup through the Y Combinator Summer 2019 batch. Under his executive leadership, Microverse has enrolled students from over 100 countries, trained more than 2,000 developers for placement in 500 companies, and secured a $12.5 million Series A funding round led by Northzone in 2021. Prior to this venture, Camus co-founded and served as the chief executive of Tourist Eye, a mobile travel guide and itinerary planning application that was ultimately acquired by Lonely Planet in 2013. His broader entrepreneurial background centers on building distributed technology platforms, with a current focus on global talent acquisition and remote software engineering education.