Summary
Claudia M is a product security engineer with eight years of hands-on experience uncovering vulnerabilities across modem, automotive, and IoT stacks, currently driving product security initiatives at Qualcomm in San Diego. She blends fuzzing, code-coverage tooling, and OTA protocol analysis (5G, LTE, CV2X, BT, WiFi) with a strong research background from Johns Hopkins’ SPAR lab, where she built WDPKR—an open-source wireless reconnaissance and IoT fingerprinting framework. Comfortable across firmware and cloud-adjacent tooling, she has improved bug-tracking pattern recognition and presented security work to executive stakeholders. Her interdisciplinary interests span autonomous systems, HRI, and data science, and she has a track record of turning academic research into practical security tools and scalable engineering improvements.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Johns Hopkins University
English, Spanish, French