Summary
Giacomo Zanatta is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Ca' Foscari University of Venice who specializes in automated security analysis for cyber-physical systems and distributed architectures. He builds practical defenses—such as a real-time ROS2 network firewall with live introspection, anomaly detection, and dynamic policy enforcement—alongside static analysis tools for microservices. A core developer of JLiSA, he helped the Java static analyser win Bronze at SV-COMP 2026 on its first entry, and at AWS he owned end-to-end delivery of automated taint analysis pipelines for large safety-critical codebases. Before research, he spent five years rising to Technical Leader at Alpenite, designing a Go middleware for e-commerce integrations and overseeing payment and authentication workflows. Giacomo combines hands-on engineering, production delivery, and research rigor, and his work often bridges organization boundaries—evidenced by a repeat invitation to a cross-team AWS internship. Based in the Greater Treviso area, he pairs deep security tooling expertise with practical system integration experience.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer Science at Università Ca' Foscari Venezia
Diploma di Specializzazione Informatica, Tecnologie dell''informazione, Diploma di Specializzazione Informatica, Tecnologie dell''informazione at ITIS Max Planck