Ulysse Carion

Ulysse Carion is the cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of Tesseral, a startup focused on developing advanced data platforms for enterprise applications. Prior to launching his current venture, he served as a software engineer at Segment, where he architected the company's core permissions and identity resolution systems. Carion also previously held a software engineering role at Gem, contributing directly to the technical infrastructure of the high-growth technology firm. Beyond his corporate engineering roles, he is an active contributor to global internet standards. He notably served as the editor for the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) Request for Comments 8927, a technical document published in 2020 to define reference interactions for identity establishments. Ultimately, the French-American entrepreneur maintains a specialized professional focus on building scalable data infrastructure, engineering complex identity resolution frameworks, and advancing foundational internet protocols.