About Me

Since December 2018 I’m a post-doc researcher in the amazing Aarhus crypto group. From November 2016 to November 2018 I was a post-doc researcher at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität in Nuremberg, Germany. I completed my Ph.D. in computer science at Sapienza University of Rome in February 2017, where I worked mainly on backdoors in cryptographic primitives and blockchain, under the supervision of prof. Giuseppe Ateniese. I completed a master’s degree in computer science (2012) at the computer science department of University of São Paulo, Brazil. My research focus has always been on all aspects of cryptography, including but not limited to subversion-resilient cryptography,  foundations of blockchain, fuzzy cryptography, secure multi-party computation and etc. I’m also interested in computational complexity theory and distributed systems in general.

I’m currently looking for a tenure-track or permanent position in academia or industry.

Please contact me if you have any openings that might fit my profile.

News!

  •    April 16th: 3 talks accepted at the Theory and Practice of Blockchains (TPBC’21) workshop
  •    January 3rd: paper accepted to the Theoretical Computer Science journal, by Elsevier
  •    December 17th: Paper accepted at the IEEE S&P ’21 (Oakland) conference.
  •    December 3rd: Paper accepted at the Financial Cryptography ’21 conference.
  •    November 26th : paper accepted at the Theoretical Computer Science journal, by Elsevier

Positions

  • Present2018

    Post-doc Researcher

    Aarhus University (Denmark)

  • 20182016

    Post-doc Researcher (Akademischer Rat)

    Friedrich-Alexander-Universität (Germany)

  • 20162014

    Research Fellow

    Sapienza University of Rome (Italy)

Formal Education

  • Ph.D. 2017

    Ph.D. in Computer Science

    Sapienza University of Rome (Italy)

  • M.Sc. 2012

    Master in Computer Science

    University of São Paulo (Brazil)

  • B.Sc. 2008

    Bachelor in Computer Science

    Universidade Paulista (Brazil)