Summary
Samuel Adi is a product security engineer and developer with nine years of experience and a focused five-year track record in product and application security across Southeast Asia. He’s led security programs at startups and large platforms—building public attack surface scanners, SAST/DAST pipelines, IDS for Kubernetes, VPN and unified access planes, and managing bug bounty and ISO27001 efforts. Comfortable shifting between SWE, SDET, SRE and security roles, Samuel combines hands-on pentesting and secure code review (OWASP-aligned) with automation to reduce MTTR and scale security operations. His toolkit includes Burp Suite and open-source security automation, and he’s driven practical improvements like dynamic testing frameworks used across multi-brand ecosystems. Based in Jakarta, he pairs a B.CompSci with cyber security specialization and a pragmatic, builder-first approach that surfaces risks before they reach production. An unexpected personal note: his GitHub bio tersely admits his hobby is sleeping, hinting at a pragmatic, no-frills personality.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
High School, Science, High School, Science at BPK Penabur
Bachelor of Computer Science, Cyber Security, 3.59, Bachelor of Computer Science, Cyber Security, 3.59 at Universitas Bina Nusantara (Binus)
Indonesian, English