Summary
Alejandro Cuevas is a research-driven technologist with a decade of experience studying the mechanics and harms of online marketplaces, forums, and platform signals. He blends academic rigor—currently as a postdoctoral fellow at Princeton CITP and a Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon—with hands-on systems work, from implementing anonymous mobile communication protocols at EPFL to building experimental LLM chatbots at Microsoft Research. As founder of Gonzo Labs and co-founder of Redoux, he pairs entrepreneurial instincts with awarded design and product recognition. His research focuses on measuring how profile signals affect platform integrity and user safety, translating empirical insights into practical interventions. Based in Pittsburgh, he brings an unusual combination of security, privacy, and human-centered experimentation that surfaces risks lurking in the internet’s seediest corners.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - Schreyer Honors College, Security and Risk Analysis - Information & Cyber Security Focus, Bachelor of Science (B.S.) - Schreyer Honors College, Security and Risk Analysis - Information & Cyber Security Focus at Penn State University
Exchange Program, Exchange Program at Lycée Général et Technologique Marguerite de Navarre
Ph.D., Computer Science, Ph.D., Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
Spanish, English, French, Portuguese, Gujarati