Software Engineering student based in Belo Horizonte, Brazil. I build resilient applications, analyze vulnerabilities, and learn the offensive mindset required to defend modern infrastructure.
I am a Software Engineering student at UniBH focused on the intersection of development, cloud infrastructure, and cybersecurity. My academic path is built around writing secure code and understanding how systems behave under attack.
Right now, I'm building a solid foundation in Linux administration, network traffic analysis, and secure software development. I believe in a proactive approach to security—designing systems that hold up under pressure rather than patching them reactively.
Vulnerability identification, network scanning, and penetration testing fundamentals.
Network monitoring, system hardening, and incident response foundations.
Building resilient software and automating infrastructure with clean code.
Embedded prototype with two ESP8266 modules communicating securely over ESP-NOW. Traffic-light drives signal cycles while an autonomous car responds to state changes, using a reed-switch for hardware redundancy.
A Python tool designed to parse PCAP files, detect anomalies, and flag potential unauthorized port scanning or suspicious payload payloads on local networks.
Reserved for an upcoming DevSecOps project. Automating baseline security configurations and firewall rules for cloud infrastructure using Infrastructure as Code.
Building foundational knowledge in network security, threats, and vulnerabilities.
Entry-level certification focusing on core security principles and best practices.
Offensive Security Certified Professional — for advanced penetration testing skills.
Open to internships, entry-level security/development opportunities, and professional networking. If you're building something interesting or need a vulnerability spotted, let's talk.