Artemis Kontou
About Artemis Kontou
Artemis Kontou is the Co-Founder and COO of Malloc, with a strong background in academia and research, having held positions at various universities including Cyprus University of Technology and Imperial College London.
Work at Malloc
Artemis Kontou serves as Co-Founder and COO at Malloc, a company that is part of the Y Combinator S21 batch. She has been with Malloc since 2020, contributing to its growth and operational strategies. Her role involves overseeing various aspects of the company's operations, ensuring alignment with its goals and objectives.
Education and Expertise
Artemis Kontou has a strong educational background in engineering and mathematics. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics from the University of Nottingham, followed by a Master of Science in Applied Meteorology and Climatology from the University of Birmingham. She completed her Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering at Imperial College London. Her academic training equips her with a solid foundation in analytical and technical skills.
Background
Artemis Kontou has extensive experience in academia and research. She worked as an Associate Lecturer at both the Cyprus University of Technology and the University of Cyprus, focusing on management and economics. Her research roles include positions at Imperial College London and the KIOS Research and Innovation Center of Excellence. Additionally, she founded MEDLEAD, a venture she led for seven years in Cyprus.
Research and Teaching Experience
Artemis Kontou has held various research and teaching positions throughout her career. She was a Research Assistant and Research Associate at Imperial College London, contributing to projects in the Shell University Technology Centre. Her teaching experience includes roles as a Graduate Teaching Assistant and Research and Teaching Assistant, where she supported students in their academic pursuits.
Professional Affiliations
Since 2021, Artemis Kontou has been serving as a National Delegate at ISO TC 279, focusing on innovation management. This role involves representing national interests in international discussions and contributing to the development of standards in innovation management.