Founder, Arvacore · Founder & CEO, iQrypto
Alessandro Brunetti
A deep-tech founder and technology operator working across European research, innovation and commercialisation.
Why Arvacore is founder-led
Alessandro founded Arvacore to help technical teams handle the parts of European funding that often determine whether strong research becomes a fundable, deliverable project: proposal structure, consortium design, project operations, reporting, exploitation and IP planning.
European R&D proposals are not only writing exercises. The commitments made during proposal development shape work packages, governance, budgets, reporting burden, exploitation expectations and partner relationships that follow.
Arvacore therefore treats proposal development and project delivery as one connected problem. The objective is not simply to produce a persuasive document, but to help design a project that a consortium can actually run.
Areas of focus
- Horizon Europe proposal development
- EIC and deep-tech funding strategy
- Consortium structuring
- Project and work-package management
- Technical reporting and deliverables
- Dissemination and exploitation planning
- Intellectual-property considerations in collaborative R&D
- Deep-tech commercialisation
- Quantum technologies and semiconductor-adjacent innovation
iQrypto and operating experience
Alessandro is the Founder and CEO of iQrypto, a Belgian deep-tech company working on quantum technologies and semiconductor-based systems. That operating perspective is relevant to Arvacore because it comes from the side of teams that must execute the technical programme, work with partners and live with the project structure after a proposal wins.
Selected external references
Independent or first-party sources that corroborate part of the operating track record described on this page.
Work with Arvacore
If your team is preparing a European R&D proposal, building a consortium or setting up a newly funded project, start with the specific problem rather than committing to a large engagement.