Summary
Robel Campbell is a Principal Security Researcher with eight years of hands-on experience in malware reverse engineering, exploit development, and Windows kernel and driver security. He combines mission-driven discipline from his U.S. Army Reserve cyber service with deep technical work—building analysis infrastructure, developing POCs for offensive and defensive use, and hardening products at MDR and defense contractors. Robel has led threat hunts, taught offensive-security courses, and mentored students, translating advanced adversary techniques into actionable detection engineering and SOC guidance. His background includes embedded-systems research for military platforms and scalable malware analysis pipelines, reflecting a rare blend of weaponized technical depth and practical defensive impact.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare, Cyber/Electronic Operations and Warfare at Cyber Operations Planner Course (COPC)
Cyber Discovery and Counter Infiltration (DCI), Cyber Discovery and Counter Infiltration (DCI) at Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center (DC3)
Bachelor's degree Criminology, Bachelor's degree Criminology at The Ohio State University
Military Signal/Geospatial Intelligence, Military Signal/Geospatial Intelligence at Basic Officer Leadership Course (BOLC)