Software developer/tester with solid skills in java programming. Open-minded and keen to learn new technologies, with particular interests in space applications.Started working in March 2015 as a software engineer in ESOC's Advanced Ground Software Applications (AGSA) Lab, where it's done research and prototyping of innovative software concepts which are intended to be used in future mission data systems. During this time, I had the opportunity to learn new concepts, e.g. CCSDS Mission Operation (MO) Services, and it's standards, acquire experiences working with simulation tools, such as STK and Celestia, work with talented engineers, and improve my engineering skills with them. Prototyped generic test applications, in java, for CCSDS MO Services and MO-based Navigation Services.In October 2015 joined etamax space and started working on test automation for SCOS-2000. Over this period developed skills in testing/verification areas and acquired a solid knowledge about SCOS architecture and its sub-systems.Member of the EGOS-CC (ESA Ground Operation System Common Core) IV team from July 2017 to January 2018. The core tasks of this role were the development/enhancement of the testing infrastructure for system-level tests. Concisely, the improvement of EUDART (test orchestrator) and the development of modular building blocks for test case implementation.In April 2018 joined VisionSpace Technologies as a consultant for ESOC, providing support for EDLab and EGOS-CC integration and validation activities.Currently responsible for the MCS-CC integration. Acting as a bridge between MCS-CC developers and users, provisioning the test environment and supporting the various test campaigns (tailoring of mission control systems for multiple missions, production of test artifacts, automation scripts, database updates, command stacks, etc. Creation of problem reports and change requests - iterations with developers and users to ensure the correct implementation and integration of such corrections/modifications).