Summary
Carlos Cagnazzo is a seasoned technology strategist and network engineer with over a decade leading IPv4/IPv6, RPKI and secure routing initiatives for LACNIC and major ISPs. As Chief Technology Strategist he combines hands-on network architecture (BGP, IS-IS/OSPF/MPLS), hardware expertise (Cisco/Juniper) and software development in C/C++ for network management and security. His background spans operations, research and teaching—helping deploy Uruguay’s early IP backbone and first ADSL rollout while also designing university courses on security and networks. He is an evangelist for IPv6, DNSSEC/DANE and Internet exchange best practices, with practical experience running IXPs, peering policy and traffic engineering. Comfortable bridging academia, public policy and industry, he advises on incident management, SDN and measurement-driven network operations. Based in Montevideo, he pairs deep protocol-level know-how with experience translating research into operational solutions across Latin America.
13 years of coding experience
27 years of employment as a software developer
NGL Internet Governance, NGL Internet Governance at Diplo Foundation
Université de Rennes I
Kellogg Executive Education
Leadership & Innovation, Leadership & Innovation at MIT Professional Education
Online Course Data Science, Online Course Data Science at MIT xPRO
Bachelor of Science (BSc) Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BSc) Electrical Engineering at Facultad de Ingeniería
BS Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering, BS Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering at Universidad de la República
English, Spanish