First of all, let me briefly introduce my job track: my current employment is as Technical Leader of the Cloud R&D office of ComelitGroup SpA, working both as the team coordinator and senior developer in both Java & Rust and a little bit of scripting in Python and bash.
I was previously enrolled as Senior SW Engineer (Web & Cloud, Embedded SW, ML) at Kalpa SRL after a 2 years job as data analyst and IT consultant in the Analytics domain at Moviri SpA (mainly working with Splunk).
Before all those jobs I was a PostDoc Researcher at Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Biongegneria.
Before starting to work in enterprise, I spent several years in academia since I obtained my B. Sc. & M. Sc. degree in Computer Science & Engineering and my Ph. D. with distinction in Information Technology at Politecnico di Milano, Dipartimento di Elettronica, Informazione e Bioingegneria.
At that time (2004-2015, considering my full academic journey) I worked and I was interested in semantic data, data analytics, context-aware data management and processing, pervasive systems, data streams processing.
Also at that time I have a good knowledge of Data mining and data analysis related techniques and solutions, also considering that time new emerging ML techniques; now I’m a little bit more focused on Secure Coding and with Security & DevOps related topics; I’m also trying a little bit to better understand how vibe-coding work and in which way can help a develop in is daily work life.
My academic & professional experience also made me able to use different DB types, from the classical relational DBMS to the NoSQL ones; Honestly, I don’t care about which to use, I always try to use the best fit for each development I made.
In my spare time I like to study new topics and play with new technologies, that’s where I met and learned about the Rust programming language and also where I’m pushing to improve my secure-coding best-practices; I do strongly that catching up with the latest trends and technologies is crucial for staying alive in our job, and that’s why I always try to improve myself, sometimes stepping out of my comfort zone.
I’m not a workaholic, I like to spend my free time with my friends drinking a beer or going for some trekking, and I’m also involved in social activities as the “team manager” of one volleyball team of my parish sports club.