Andrew Gilbert

Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO) at Fr0ntierX

Overview

Andrew Gilbert is Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Fr0ntierX[1]. Gilbert began their career at their family's scrap metal yard without formal STEM education[2], later transitioning to metals trading at Trafigura from 2012 to 2015[6]. Gilbert subsequently founded Assurance Data Destruction & Recycling Solutions LLC from 2016 to 2019[5] and served as Founding Partner in Operations at Boat Pole from 2020 to 2022[4]. Gilbert's expertise encompasses applied mathematics, game theory, computer science, cybersecurity, and applied cryptography[2], with work at Fr0ntierX focusing on formal verification, attestation theory, and computational trust[2]. Gilbert attended Arizona State University from 2003 to 2007[9].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

I'm the Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Fr0ntierX. I started my career at my family's scrap metal yard without a formal STEM education. I'm about as "non-target" as they come. I was eventually recruited to trade metals at one of the world's largest commodity houses, then built automated trading systems. That work ultimately led me to secure computing. My expertise is in applied mathematics, game theory, computer science, cybersecurity, and applied cryptography. My work at Fr0ntierX centers around formal verification, attestation theory, and computational trust. Specifically, the gap…

Career history

  1. Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)Jul 2022 to presentFr0ntierX
  2. Founding Partner | OperationsFeb 2020 to Jul 2022Boat Pole
  3. FounderOct 2016 to May 2019Assurance Data Destruction & Recycling Solutions LLC
  4. Metals TraderJun 2012 to Apr 2015Trafigura
  5. Metal TraderSep 2010 to Jun 2012Global Recycling / Gilbert Iron and Steel
  6. Office ManagerJan 2008 to Sep 2010Global Recycling / Gilbert Iron and Steel

Education

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