
Fabrice is an INRIA researcher, and the founder of OCamlPro. He has built a strategic partnership between OCamlPro and his INRIA team, that allows OCamlPro to interact closely with the core OCaml developers at INRIA. He has a long experience of both contributing to OCaml (he wrote the first JoCaml implementation, an extension of OCaml for transparent distributed communications and code mobility) and building applications in OCaml (he was the creator and maintainer of MLdonkey, MNPlight and contributed to OCamlviz).

Thomas is responsible for the research and technical direction of OCamlPro. He's worked at leading university research labs, including ENS Cachan - Brittany extension and INRIA. He's also been a software engineer at Citrix, playing a key part developing the XenServer management stack. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from Rennes University where he was also a teacher assistant.

Tiphaine has a Ph.D. in computer science, in the field of static program analysis. He has prepared his thesis at IRISA, Rennes, where he spent 18 months more on a research task as "ingénieur expert". Before, he spent one year at France Télécom R&D, Lannion, as a research engineer. Tiphaine is now the main developer of TypeRex refactoring engine.

Çagdas is working as a PhD student between OCamlPro and ENSTA, focusing on building tools to profile OCaml memory usage and to detect memory leaks. Previously, he has been working at Dassault Systèmes on the extension of a real-time modeling language for discrete-event systems.