I took my first steps in the world of software development during high school, where I learned the basics of the computer science world and participated in some Arduino competitions. I also participated in the development of a school bingo, where we successfully handled more than 1000 users online at the same time. Our application has been recognized by the <1>national newspaper.

Afterwards, I worked as a <2>mobile and <3>front-end software engineer for almost three years. I worked on e-commerce and highly dynamic websites with real-time client-server communication and a total of roughly 200k monthly visits. With this experience, I developed strong technical skills and a strong ability to work in team, both in person and remotely.
One of the challenges I faced, was to implement a microservice in the web client which allowed the user to try the product in AR, before buying it. I loaded the microservice only when needed, without weigh too much the website. Also, by handling it indipendently, avoiding unnecessary rerendering of the whole website.

Two years ago, I decided to expand my knowledge by enrolling in a <4>computer science degree, motivated by my curiosity about the academic world. I also continued to work as a freelancer on various minor projects to keep my software development skills sharp.

During the year 2023/24, to fullfill my needs in international knowledge and networking, I decided to take an exchange program (Erasmus+) at <5>Université Paris-Saclay, in France, which offered me the opportunity to learn about <6>machine learning and to collaborate in highly international teams. This experience taught me the importance of teamwork and enriched me both personally and professionally.

Strongly passionate about digital minimalism, I firmly believe that technology should serve people. My goal is to build software that is functional, intuitive, and enjoyable to use, contributing to improving the daily lives of users.