Kshitij Kulkarni
I'm helping make zero-knowledge proofs accessible to all developers. Based in San Francisco, I work as Head of Protocol Research at Succinct. Previously, I was a research fellow at Gauntlet and received a PhD in EECS from UC Berkeley.
About I'm a researcher and engineer based in San Francisco, interested in physical infrastructure for frontier computing. Previously, I was Head of Protocol Research at Succinct, an applied cryptography company building zero-knowledge proof infrastructure for the Internet. Succinct secures billions of dollars in value today. Before that, I was a research fellow at Gauntlet and received a PhD in EECS from UC Berkeley. Writing Ethereum's Transition to RISC-V 2025 vApps: Verifiable Applications at Internet Scale 2025 Succinct Network Whitepaper 2024 The Egyptian God Cards of…
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