Summary
Shaun Azzopardi is a security researcher and formal methods expert with eight years of experience applying verification, SMT solving, and model checking to make software and smart contracts more reliable. He has led research in reactive program synthesis and taught formal verification and testing at the university level while supervising graduate students and contributing to industrial blockchain and regtech projects. Currently based in Malta, he combines hands-on vulnerability analysis for smart contracts with academic lecturing and a PhD in Computer Science, bridging rigorous research and practical security engineering. Notably, his background includes designing specification languages and tools to verify compliance pre- and post-deployment—skills he now leverages to both find and mitigate complex contract vulnerabilities.
8 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Supervision in Postgraduate Programmes, Supervision in Postgraduate Programmes at University of Gothenburg
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science at University of Malta
English, Maltese, Italian, French, Swedish