I hold the position of Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Nebulab, where I lead technology innovation and cultivate a culture of excellence. My passion lies in creating cutting-edge solutions and empowering high-performing teams. I'm dedicated to driving Nebulab's technological vision and championing pragmatic solutions for our clients through collaborative efforts.

As a Co-Founder and Managing Partner, I have the pleasure of working alongside a team of brilliant colleagues who make every day on the job a joy. My primary focus is on driving business growth, nurturing employee development, sourcing top talent, and expanding our client base. Additionally, I oversee the development and growth of Solidus, an Open-Source eCommerce platform that we created, ensuring that it continues to thrive and remain relevant to our clients' evolving needs.

Solidus is an open-source eCommerce framework for digital-native brands and fast-growing online businesses who want to customize, grow, and scale their stores without limits and license fees. Solidus comes with plenty of out-of-the-box features already tested by 500+ companies around the world. It can be integrated with your existing eCommerce toolset, thanks to its flexibility and its solid core powered by Ruby on Rails, the technology behind the most popular online applications.

Throughout this experience, I encountered some real entrepreneur hurdles such as scouting for clients, recruiting top talent, and delivering meaningful results to local e-commerce businesses. Although the company didn't take off, it proved to be a vital learning experience for my own personal development and helped me connect with some of my current Nebulab partners whom I greatly admire.

Sm@rtFeedback design and development, a web application built for the Computer Science Department at Sapienza University of Rome. This web application allows to create evaluation sheets and to be compiled online by users. It interacts with Google Calendar API to automatically send evaluation requests to users when an event ends. It's currently used to help evaluate students, professors and guest during official seminars of PhD school of Computer Science Departement.

Development for "italybedbreakfastour", a website that did allow to book local structures. After some time, AirBnB arrived and this website closed.

I started working with HTML, CSS and PHP with this project done with my friends. It was the first Italian finger skate community online. I was responsible for backend and frontend development and it allowed me to learn the fundamentals. It was nice to do something together with my friends and I think it improved my teamwork skills. Project closed right after we've got a real job.

I was one of the founders of this LUG! I left the organization when I graduated and moved away from Rome.

Training internship for a local company organized by my school. I started playing with online platforms uploading product images and information in a custom CMS. I learned the importance of automation since it made me realize how boring it is doing repetitive tasks and how lazy I am.

I helped with Web Marketing support for a local online e-commerce. I started getting into Google Analytics and email marketing campaigns.