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Jason Yuen

Co-founder, Nulogy

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Jason Yuen is a co-founder of Nulogy, the Toronto company that makes production and supply-chain software for contract packagers, manufacturers and logistics providers. A 2002 University of Waterloo systems design engineering graduate, he started the company that year with classmates Jason Tham, Kevin Wong and Sean Kirby, and Donald Tham, working out of a living room.

Jason hasn’t spoken on a TechTO, TechVancouver or TechWaterloo stage. This profile is here because Jason co-founded Nulogy, which appears in 1 talk in the archive.

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Did Jason Yuen co-found Nulogy?

Yes. A University of Waterloo Engineering article published March 31, 2021 says Nulogy was founded in a living room in 2002 by systems design engineering graduates Sean Kirby, Jason Tham, Kevin Wong and Jason Yuen, together with Tham's father, Donald Tham. Nulogy CEO Jason Tham also named him as a co-founder in a Pulse 2.0 interview published April 8, 2025.

Where did he study?

The University of Waterloo's Systems Design Engineering alumni medal page, checked September 24, 2026, lists him as Jason A. Yuen, BASc 2002, Systems Design Engineering, among the Nulogy co-founders.

Has his work at Nulogy been recognized?

Yes. On November 15, 2017, Waterloo's Systems Design Engineering department announced that the five Nulogy founders, including him, had received the Faculty of Engineering Team Alumni Achievement Medal. A Waterloo Engineering article from November 21, 2017 said the company had grown to 150 employees in downtown Toronto.

What is his role at Nulogy today?

Not confirmed. He does not appear on Nulogy's leadership page, checked September 24, 2026, and no current dated source for his present title was found.

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