Nicolas Fiumarelli is a Computer Engineer who graduated from the University of the Republic of Uruguay, working as a Software and Networks Engineer at the Regional Internet Registry for Latin America and Caribbean (LACNIC) since 2012. 

Nicolas is an ISOC Uruguay Chapter member since 2014 and is the co-founder of Youth IGF Uruguay, a non-profit organization that started its activities in Uruguay in 2016, whose goal is to build capacities and promote training to young people on issues related to Internet governance. He is an activist on several topics, including emerging issues such as quantum communications and IoT, in particular, he advocates for IPv6 deployment and security/privacy awareness. In 2021 Nicolas co-founded IoT Cyber Security Latin American and Caribbean (IoT CS LAC) whose mission is to promote the development and implementation of IoT technology through research, dissemination, and collaboration with third parties, from the perspective of international standards, norms, and good practices that contemplate cybersecurity, human rights, as well as the socio-cultural aspects of the information society in Latin America and the Caribbean.