Summary
Rodolfo Neves is a software engineer and cybersecurity researcher based in Brasília with a decade of experience and formal training in Computer Software Engineering. He combines hands-on backend development—microservices in Node.js, GIS/BIM integrations—with practical security engineering, having implemented WAFs, DevSecOps pipelines, Kubernetes hardening, and IAM solutions like Keycloak. At Lab Livre | UnB he leads pen tests, secure code reviews, incident response, and risk modeling (PASTA/STRIDE), while also governing GitLab security and mentoring technical teams. He has a pragmatic knack for turning developer workflows into hardened, auditable pipelines and has evaluated SIEM stacks and secrets management tools in real environments. An obsession for "configuring systems to frustrate hackers" drives both his offensive testing and defensive architecture, making him equally comfortable in infrastructure, policy, and developer-facing security.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor's degree, Computer Software Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Computer Software Engineering at Universidade de Brasília