Jordi Pedrero Kitson

About me

I am Jordi Pedrero Kitson, a 25 years old technology enthusiast from Barcelona,Spain with a double academic background in Telecommunications Engineering and Computer Science Engineering. I enjoy combining creativity and logic to solve problems, develop innovative projects, and continuously expand my knowledge. I have gained deep expertise in programming, cybersecurity, and data analytics, including practical experience with Power BI for data-driven insights. Beyond my studies, I have actively participated in Erasmus+ projects and hackathons, leading initiatives and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams across Europe.

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Professional Experience

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Software Developer

2+ years of experience designing and building scalable applications, leading projects from concept to deployment.

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Embedded Software Engineer

1+ year developing embedded solutions, optimizing performance and ensuring reliability in resource-constrained systems.

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Google Workspace Support Engineer

1+ year providing enterprise-level support, improving workflows, and solving technical issues for international clients.

My main projects

ImpulsEurope

ImpulsEurope was founded by three young people who, after participating in multiple Erasmus+ and ESC projects around Europe, wanted to give back to the community. They noticed that opportunities were scattered across WhatsApp, Facebook, and Telegram groups, making it difficult for young people to find reliable information. To solve this, we created a centralized platform where all youth opportunities could be easily accessed and shared.

️ International project planning: Designing opportunities for youth to explore new cultures, languages, and transformative experiences.
Search Engine: Developed a centralized database and APIs that gather all programs in one place, avoiding endless searching across different sites or groups.
Project growth support: Offering management tools, templates, and expert resources to help initiatives succeed.

My contribution: I co-founded the organisation and designed and developed the full website architecture, including database systems and the APIs powering the ImpulsEurope search engine.

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PDF Digital Signature Crack

Research project focused on analyzing how digital signatures in PDF documents are structured and validated. The work explored the cryptographic fundamentals involved, including:

Hashing algorithms to guarantee document integrity.
X.509 certificates and public/private key encryption.
How signature metadata can be parsed and verified.

A proof-of-concept demonstrated how poorly implemented validation in some viewers could allow signatures to be altered or falsely represented, while advanced validators would still detect inconsistencies.

⚠️ Ethical disclaimer: this project was carried out in a controlled environment and aimed at raising awareness about digital signature vulnerabilities, not malicious exploitation.