📍 Düsseldorf, Germany · EU Work Authorization
Security Research Engineer at Huawei's Data Privacy Lab (Düsseldorf), working on my Master's thesis on post-quantum anonymous authentication protocols. MSc in Cybersecurity Engineering at Politecnico di Torino (GPA 29.48/30), expected October 2026.
My work spans post-quantum cryptography, kernel and systems security, AI security - from designing lattice-based anonymous credential schemes resistant to quantum adversaries, to building ML pipelines for malware classification and zero-day intrusion detection, to low-level eBPF verifier research at the Linux kernel level.
I also have a growing interest in Agentic AI - its security implications, architectural trust boundaries, and orchestration risks. I actively look for opportunities to work at the intersection of AI agents and security engineering.
Security Researcher Intern - Huawei Data Privacy Lab, Düsseldorf, Germany
Designing anonymous token systems secure against both classical and quantum adversaries (Grover and Shor threat models). Two constructions in development in Rust: one using CRYSTALS-Dilithium lattice signatures with Schnorr-based zero-knowledge proofs, one using MPC-based OPRFs to eliminate the ZK proof phase entirely.
MSc Cybersecurity Engineering - Politecnico di Torino, Italy GPA 29.48/30 · Expected October 2026
BSc Computer Engineering - Università degli Studi del Sannio, Italy 101/110 · Graduated June 2024 · Thesis
- 1st Place - IEEE-HKN International Hackathon 2025
- Top 60 (57th / 2000 teams) - Reply AI Agents Challenge 2026
- Top 100 (88th / 2000 teams) - Reply Hack The Code Challenge 2025 (56M points)
- IEEE-HKN Honor Society Member - Mu Nu Chapter, Politecnico di Torino