Brieuc TURLUCHE, CEO

Brieuc TURLUCHE co-founded Coupling Wave Solutions in 2004 and serves as chief executive officer and chairman. He has extensive experience in senior management within the European electronics and EDA industry, having worked with Viewlogic, and with Ansoft. He has acted as lead investor and director of several high tech start-ups and has driven a number of significant mergers and acquisitions to successful conclusions.
Brieuc joined Ansoft in 1997 and founded Ansoft Europe, where he was a major contributor to the rapid growth and success of the company, establishing the technology as standard.
CWS is the first electronic design automation (EDA) provider to integrate applications to investigate and analyse those sensitive electrical functions affected by electronic "noise" produced by the normal operation of an entire system; digital, analog, and RF.
François CLEMENT, CTO

François J. R. CLEMENT was born in Fribourg, Switzerland, on June 20, 1965. He received the B.S. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), Switzerland, in 1991 and 1995, respectively. In 1996, he was a visiting scholar with Profs. R. W. Dutton and B. A. Wooley at Stanford University.
In 1997, he joined the founders of Snaketech where he developed the first commercial solution to model cross-talk through silicon substrate ("SubstrateStorm"). After Snaketech successive acquisition by Simplex Solutions and Cadence Design Systems, the tool was renamed by SubstrateStorm and is now part of Cadences software portfolio.
In 2004, François co-founded Coupling Wave Solutions (CWS) where he serves as CTO to leverage the expertise acquired during his time at Simplex Solutions and Cadence Design Systems. His objective is to develop a comprehensive solution to address electrical signal integrity in complex integrated systems combining RF, analog and digital IPs on multi-million gate designs.
François is author and co-author of several conference papers, journal articles, as well as US and European patents.
He is a member of IEEE, ACM and
Si2.