I am a Software Engineer focused on software development, with a particular interest in backend development. My experience spans enterprise software, data-intensive applications, software security and different technology domains, giving me the opportunity to work on a broad range of engineering challenges.

I currently work as a Software Engineer at Board, contributing to the development of its enterprise software platform. Within the .NET ecosystem, I work primarily with C# and VB.NET, developing and maintaining components of the company's proprietary multidimensional database engine. I develop new features, improve existing components and address challenges related to data processing, performance, memory usage and reliability.

Previously, I worked as a Full-stack Software Engineer at Dataware Intelligence, developing enterprise solutions focused on the automation of AML screening processes. I worked across frontend and backend using React, TypeScript, Ruby on Rails and Python (Django), developing new features, APIs and integrations with external services and data sources. I also worked on re-engineering existing functionalities and data models, structuring information from different sources into a common model to support data correlation, analysis and investigative workflows.

My professional experience has allowed me to work across different areas of software development and with different technology stacks. While my experience has increasingly led me towards backend development, I value a broad understanding of software systems and enjoy working on problems that require both technical depth and an understanding of the wider application context.

I hold a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Parma. During my studies, I developed a strong foundation in software engineering, algorithms and data structures, databases, networking and other areas of computer science. For my bachelor's thesis, I worked on a bioinformatics and high-performance computing project, developing a scalable approach for calculating sequence homology between genes through parallel computing techniques.

I then pursued a Master's degree in Computer Science, following a curriculum based on my interests across different areas of technology, including cybersecurity, distributed systems, artificial intelligence and software security. For my master's thesis, I developed a Python-based DevSecOps methodology for a real proprietary IoT ecosystem, focusing on automated vulnerability analysis and risk assessment.

Alongside my academic studies, I worked on several practical projects in different areas of software development. One of the most significant was Janus, a Web3 cross-chain system developed as part of the university's CODELAB student group and submitted to a global Algorand Foundation hackathon. The project aimed to enable users from other blockchain networks to interact with Algorand through their existing wallets, and received the first prize and a special university prize in the interoperability category.

My current focus is on software development, particularly backend engineering. I want to continue expanding my technical expertise, work on increasingly complex software systems and deepen my understanding of software design and architecture. Over time, I aim to take on greater technical responsibility while continuing to grow as a software engineer.