I build privacy-preserving digital identity infrastructure at government scale—from W3C international standards to systems serving millions across 100+ countries.
International conferences and executive events — delivering technical talks on privacy, digital identity, and AI governance in Portuguese, English, Spanish, and French.
Deputy Director at Dataprev, Brazil's federal social security IT agency. Architected national shift from biometric surveillance to W3C standards-based verifiable credentials for age verification.
Principal Privacy & Digital ID Researcher at Latin America's 2nd largest identity SaaS. Led company-wide privacy strategy, PETs research, threat modeling.
First Brazilian to chair W3C Working Group. Led Data on the Web Best Practices, coordinating 30+ international contributors to published W3C Recommendation.
Delivered privacy-by-design frameworks for digital ID systems across 5+ countries. Coordinated COVID-19 digital response and AI fraud detection guidelines.
Berkman Klein Fellow and Harvard Kennedy School MPA (full scholarship). Led YouTube/elections research with New York Times. Investigated algorithmic fairness and digital identity for indigenous citizens.
CEO of civic AI project auditing Brazilian congressional expenses. Transformed experiment into certified B-Corp, secured funding, managed acquisition by Open Knowledge Foundation.
Available for speaking engagements, advisory work, and consulting on privacy engineering, digital identity systems, and AI governance.
Speaking at international conferences and executive events. Advisory roles in privacy engineering, digital identity, and AI governance. Consulting on standards strategy and policy translation. Research partnerships welcome.