Reconeyez Appoints Peter Young as New CEO to Lead Next Phase of Growth

  • Apr 16, 2025

Reconeyez, a provider of wireless outdoor intrusion detection systems with AI visual verification, is pleased to announce the appointment of Peter Young as Chief Executive Officer.

Peter joins Reconeyez with a proven track record of scaling international technology businesses, leading high-performing teams, and executing strategic exits. He has previously served as CEO of SpatialBuzz, acquired by a Nasdaq-listed company, and held senior roles at Mesaplexx and Aircom, leading both to significant commercial success.

Peter Young commented: “Reconeyez has developed a uniquely intelligent platform that transforms how critical assets and infrastructure are monitored and protected. I’m thrilled to join this exceptional team and lead the next phase of global growth – bringing Reconeyez to new markets, partners and customers.”

Tauri Tuubel, Co-founder & CTO added: “I’m pleased to welcome Peter on board. His leadership experience in high-growth, high-tech businesses — including multiple successful exits — makes him an excellent addition to our team.”

Peter will split his time between Tallinn, the UK, and the USA, collaborating closely with Reconeyez’ international teams to expand presence in core markets across Europe, North America, and beyond.

Reconeyez remains at the forefront of innovation, with ongoing advancements in AI capabilities and system performance. The recent launch of the Reconeyez SIM, reflects the company’s investment in continued development and commitment to working closely with partners and security professionals to deliver enhancements.

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