About Me:

I'm a computer scientist who loves both science and art, and I thrive where my passions intersect. After a Data Science thesis at Dedalus (predictive AI models for cardiovascular care within the REACTS project, utilized by prestigious medical centers), I joined Zerodivision Systems in R&D, where I worked across AI, kernel, and embedded software. I have since moved to Blue Wave, where I focus on sensing technologies, AI, and automotive robotics. I bring the same meticulous care to code quality and the human side of collaboration, guided by curiosity and a constant hunger to learn.

Beyond engineering, I'm an improvisational theatre actor and teacher, and longtime Vice President of the cultural group "Secondi Figli," where listening, facilitation, and creativity shape how I lead teams and collaborate.

Science is my north star. I'm author of three peer-reviewed articles, two published in Springer volumes, and this November I'll present the third at the international 3PGCIC conference in United Arab Emirates, a milestone that means a great deal to me. I'm at my best at the crossroads of disciplines, turning curiosity into systems that connect rigor with human experience.

Interests
A few personal threads that ground and inspire me: music speaks to me in all its forms, whether classical, jazz, blues, electronic, or metal, as long as it carries a soul. I play the guitar whenever I can. I'm deeply drawn to nature, especially the intricate worlds of insects. I care about authentic self-expression and believe in asking hard questions, keeping an introspective approach to life, and pursuing well-being with intention. I'm very active and do a lot of sport; I see a strong connection between mind and body, with mental health profoundly shaped by physical health. I try to maintain a holistic approach to wellness that balances curiosity, movement, rest, and reflection. For me, theatre is a living expression of that philosophy. I'm also a LARP writer for respected associations, a game designer, and a writer who explores both journaling and poetry.