Christopher Oosthuizen is Co-Founder of Dydema, a Y Combinator-backed neurotech company building AI models for brain signals and brain-computer interfaces.

Christopher studied at the University of Houston, conducted research at the Structures and Artificial Intelligence Lab, and served as President of Longhorn Neurotech, where he cultivated a deep passion for neural engineering.

Christopher brings a rare combination of hands-on neurotech leadership and software engineering expertise, having helped lead one of the most active student neurotech organizations in the US.

Prior to Dydema, Christopher served as a Founding Software Engineer at Syntra, a Y Combinator-backed company, giving him early-stage startup experience at the highest level.

At Dydema, Christopher is helping democratize neurotech by building the data and model infrastructure that enables any team to develop brain-computer interface technology, without needing their own lab.