# Christophe Rimann

> Christophe Rimann is the New York-based co-founder and CEO of Camber, formerly Juniper. A Columbia and Cornell computer science graduate and former McKinsey business analyst, he also serves on the board of Musaics of the Bay, an arts nonprofit connected to his East Bay roots.

- **Role:** Co-founder & CEO at Camber
- **Organizations:** Camber (formerly Juniper), McKinsey & Company (former employer), Musaics of the Bay (board member)
- **Education:** B.S. in Computer Science, Columbia University, M.Eng. in Computer Science, Cornell University / Cornell Tech
- **Known for:** Columbia magna cum laude graduate with computer science academic distinction., Andrew P. Kosoresow Memorial Award for Excellence in Teaching, TA-ing, and Service., James H. and Marilyn H. Simons Graduate Fellowship at Cornell Tech.

## Career timeline

- **2013** — College Preparatory School class of 2013, as identified by fellow alumna Audrey Vardanega.
- **2017** — Contributed project and memory management to Columbia’s WebLang group project.
- **2018** — Graduated from Columbia University.
- **2019** — Completed Cornell M.Eng.; began Musaics of the Bay board service in January.
- **2019–2020** — McKinsey San Francisco alumni tenure recorded by the firm.
- **2021** — Camber’s Y Combinator Winter 2021 batch affiliation.
- **2025** — Announced Camber rebrand from Juniper and $50 million in total funding, including a $30 million Series B.

## Achievements

- Columbia magna cum laude graduate with computer science academic distinction.
- Andrew P. Kosoresow Memorial Award for Excellence in Teaching, TA-ing, and Service.
- James H. and Marilyn H. Simons Graduate Fellowship at Cornell Tech.
- Included with Juniper co-founders in Forbes 30 Under 30, as recognized in McKinsey’s January 2024 alumni roundup.
- Co-founded Camber, which announced $50 million in total funding in February 2025.

## Latest updates

- **2026-04** — Appeared in a published Verticals conversation about company building, payments infrastructure, and customer outcomes.
- **2025-02** — Introduced Camber, formerly Juniper, and announced $50 million in total funding.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christopherimann

---

Profile page: https://yespress.io/christophe-rimann
Published by YesPress — https://yespress.io
Last updated: 2026-10-11