David Stienne appointed as the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Swisscom Trust Services AG, beginning his new role in March 2024. Stienne, with a commendable tenure at Swisscom Trust Services in Zurich, Switzerland, brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of innovation and leadership in the technology sector to his new position.
Prior to ascending to the CTO position, Stienne excelled as a Solution Architect within the same company, where he was instrumental in developing the next generation of signing platforms, which included advanced identification capabilities. His work at Swisscom Trust Services has been pivotal in enhancing the company’s offerings, ensuring they remain at the forefront of digital identification and signature services in Europe.
Before joining Swisscom Trust Services, Stienne held significant roles at Swiss Post as a Solution Architect, where he was dedicated to extending the security of SwissPost applications, and at ELCA Informatique SA as a Senior Software Architect, where he led the development of TrustID. His background also includes valuable experience as a Senior Java Developer at SwissSign SA, focusing on mobile software development for SwissID and IncaMail, demonstrating his deep involvement in creating secure digital solutions.
David Stienne’s journey in the tech industry began at Orange, where he worked as a Java Developer and Research Engineer, and at Paloma Networks as a Java/Java Card Developer, where he was responsible for designing and developing software products for telecom card and mobile applications management.
As CTO of Swisscom Trust Services AG, Stienne is tasked with leading the technology direction of the company, driving innovation, and ensuring the development of secure and user-friendly digital trust services that meet the legal requirements across Europe. His role is crucial in maintaining Swisscom Trust Services’ leadership position and fulfilling its ambition to revolutionize the trust service industry by providing secure, legally compliant digital interactions and transactions.