Professional profile
Nearly seven years in cybersecurity, from SOC analyst to IoT/OT consulting and industrial cybersecurity at Siemens.
Background
I’ve spent nearly seven years working in cybersecurity. I started as a threat monitoring analyst in a SOC, investigating and remediating security alerts and incidents day to day — that’s where you learn to tell a real threat from noise, and not to trust an alert without context.
From there I moved into IoT/OT consulting at Deloitte, first supporting the implementation of security solutions and documenting technical processes for teams that needed to understand them, and later leading the assessment of new technologies —sensors, industrial firewalls— and R&D projects using digital twins across smart transportation, smart buildings, healthcare, and smart cities.
Today I work as a cybersecurity consultant at Siemens, focused on industrial environments.
Education
I started a Computer Science degree that I didn’t finish: the training that actually got me where I am was self-taught, built on a vocational degree in Telecommunications and Computer Systems. I don’t hold formal cybersecurity certifications (GICSP, IEC 62443, and similar) — the credibility I offer is having done the work, not a list of credentials.
What you won’t find here
I don’t identify clients or details of the infrastructures I’ve worked on: project confidentiality isn’t negotiable. I also don’t cover an earlier professional stage outside cybersecurity here — this page focuses on that track record, not the whole career.