Jesper Jervoe

I've been building things since I was 12 — starting with small, scrappy projects and working up to a web design business and tools I use myself, like an automated system for tracking my trading positions. What drives me isn't any single project, it's the process: finding a problem, building something that actually works, and improving it.

A lot of that comes from family. I have cousins who've shown me firsthand how business and entrepreneurship actually work — not the theory, the real thing — and that's shaped how I think about building long before I had the skills to act on it myself.

I'm a curious person by nature — I read constantly, across finance, psychology, and narrative non-fiction, and I genuinely enjoy learning for its own sake, not just when it's useful for a project. That curiosity is part of why I want a career in finance: understanding how capital and markets actually work, with the long-term goal of founding something of my own.

Outside of building and reading, I play tennis, follow F1 closely, and I'm based in Zurich, French-educated, always looking for people building something worth paying attention to.