Miguel Quaresma

Miguel Quaresma is a PhD researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy, focusing on post-quantum cryptography.13 He began his doctoral studies in February 2021 under the supervision of Peter Schwabe and Gilles Barthe.36

Background and Education

Prior to his PhD, Quaresma worked as a Cybersecurity Analyst at Goldman Sachs in Warsaw, Poland from August 2020 to January 2021.2 He holds a Master of Science degree, which he completed between September 2018 and June 2020.2

Research Focus

Quaresma's research centers on the intersection of high assurance and high performance post-quantum cryptography.4 He is particularly interested in developing cryptographic solutions that are both secure against quantum computing threats and efficient in their implementation.

Academic Contributions

As a PhD student, Quaresma has already made contributions to the field of cryptography. His work has been cited by other researchers, with Google Scholar showing 30 citations to his publications.5 His research interests include cryptography and formal methods.5

Professional Profile

On LinkedIn, Miguel Quaresma's profile can be found under the username miguel-quaresma-042b07145.4 He is based in Bochum, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, where the Max Planck Institute for Security and Privacy is located.

Additional Information

Outside of his academic pursuits, Quaresma describes himself as a mountain athlete7, indicating an interest in outdoor activities and physical fitness alongside his research work.