Gurnoor Singh Narula

Gurnoor Singh Narula is a dedicated student at UC Berkeley, majoring in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science. His passion lies in areas such as venture capital, decentralized finance, and algorithmic game theory.

His educational journey includes a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering & Computer Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and he has also completed high school diploma programs at Liberty High School. Gurnoor further expanded his knowledge at The Wharton School, focusing on the Future Of The Business World, and completed Business Administration and Management studies through the LaunchX Entrepreneurship Program.

Professionally, Gurnoor has delved into various roles, including being a Research Analyst at Placeholder, President at Blockchain at Berkeley, and an Investment Analyst Intern at Sancus Ventures. Additionally, he has gained experience as an Undergraduate Research Assistant at UC Berkeley, Haas School of Business, and served as an FPGA Development Intern at Intel Corporation.

Throughout his career, Gurnoor has been associated with renowned organizations like Contrary, Pantera Capital, Pear VC, and CMG Strategy Consulting where he held positions such as Investment Analyst Intern, Managing Director, and Strategy Consultant. His diverse roles also include being a Quantitative Developer at Judge Research, a Business Consultant at Blockchain at Berkeley, and a Finance Intern at Meek Industries.

Beyond his professional engagements, Gurnoor has actively contributed to various initiatives, serving as YMCA Texas Model UN Deputy Secretary General at YMCA Model UN, Co-Founder at Groundify, and Student Advisory Board Member at Diamond Challenge. He has showcased leadership as the President of Blockchain at Berkeley, Managing Director at Berkeley Blockchain Xcelerator, and Senior Project Advisory at CMG Strategy Consulting.

Gurnoor Singh Narula's dynamic background and involvement in a wide array of roles reflect his commitment to academic excellence, professional growth, and active participation in the technology and finance sectors.