Holds a master degree in Law and Development from FGV/SP. Law degree from University of São Paulo, with post-grad courses from University of Southern California and the International Center of Social Sciences of São Paulo. Former visiting researcher at the Center of Internet and Society at Stanford Law School, under supervision of prof. Barbara van Schewick, working together with the Architecture & Public Policy team on researches focused on net neutrality in developing countries. Pedro was also a speaker at the Telecommunication Policy Research Conference (TPRC) in 2014, where he presented his work on zero-rating and its impact on developing economies.