Senior Security Specialist at iteratec nurdemteam eG
Hamburg, Germany
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Max Maass is a Senior Security Specialist based in Hamburg with 12 years of experience blending applied research and hands-on engineering in IT security. He moved from a research role at TU Darmstadt—where he worked on privacy, user-facing security notifications and public measurement platforms during his PhD—to production security and DevOps at iteratec. Max contributes to notable open-source projects like secureCodeBox (enhancing continuous secure delivery and semgrep integration) and the NFC research toolkit nfcgate, focusing on backend, init-container orchestration and NFC session tooling. He combines interdisciplinary academic rigor with practical tooling and automation expertise, often tackling the glue work between scanners, orchestration and incident workflows. His background uniquely positions him to translate research insights about user-facing security into reliable, deployable systems.
12 years of coding experience
Technischen Universität Darmstadt
Bachelor of Science - BS, Informatik, Bachelor of Science - BS, Informatik at Universität Hamburg
Contributions:6 releases, 344 commits, 4 PRs in 6 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Max primarily worked on enhancing the NFC research toolkit for Android. They focused on developing the back-end infrastructure for the system, adding the necessary base interfaces and foundational classes for both NFC tag reading and emulation. Their contributions include implementing methods to send commands to NFC chips and receive responses, and they also integrated functionality for session logging.
secureCodeBox (SCB) - continuous secure delivery out of the box
Role in this project:
Back-end & DevOps Engineer
Contributions:126 reviews, 266 commits, 106 PRs in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Max Maass's contributions focused on enhancing the continuous secure delivery capabilities of the secureCodeBox project. The commits demonstrate the implementation of init container support for scans, which involved modifying scan definitions and reconciler logic. They also added features such as the inheritInitContainer property to cascading scans. Furthermore, significant work was done to support the new semgrep scanner and integrate it with the DefectDojo hook.
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Max Maass - Senior Security Specialist at iteratec nurdemteam eG