Strategic consultant for the fact-checking website FACTA, within the European program Stars4Media NEWS, a project that supports European newsrooms in achieving long-term transformation and improvement.

As a part of the Proforma team, I actively contributed to improving ANSA's social media strategy. I closely collaborated with the digital editorial team, introducing new formats and coordinating efforts across various departments to optimise ANSA's social media approach.

ANSA is the leading Italian newswire agency. As a consultant, I collaborated with the Proforma team to enhance ANSA's social media communication strategy. Additionally, we conducted training sessions for more than 100 journalists and sales representatives.

The International Journalism Festival (IJF) is the biggest annual media event in Europe. I was responsible year-round for managing all the social media accounts of the festival. Additionally, I led the social media team during the five days of the festival and wrote content, including a weekly news roundup.

Valigia Blu is an independent media outlet specializing in media literacy, fact-checking, human rights, and disinformation. It is funded through an annual crowdfunding campaign. I wrote articles on media literacy, fact-checking, disinformation, and social media.

Precept was a Barcelona-based startup centered on the uCheck project, a cross-platform application for collaborative fact-checking and crowdsourcing. As a product development consultant, I conducted interviews with experts and provided methodological advice on the project's development.

Quantumleap CQLP, now rebranded as Alana Consultores, is a strategic communication and public relations agency based in Madrid. During my four-year tenure there, I specialized in social media strategy design and results analysis. My role extended to media relationship management, implementing and overseeing communication and advertising campaigns, coordinating with suppliers (photographers, videographers, graphic and web designers, etc.), and reporting.

Partnership agreement for the blog 'L'isola dei cassintegrati'.

I co-founded the blog 'L’isola dei cassintegrati' ('Redundancy Island' in English), with Michele Azzu, to support workers of an Italian company who had taken over the prison of Asinara in Sardinia as a protest after losing their jobs. The concept aimed to satirize the reality show 'Survivor' (known as 'L'isola dei Famosi' in Italian) to garner media attention, and it proved successful. The blog quickly gained national prominence and evolved into a journalistic reference over the years. From 2012 to 2015, the blog was partner of the Italian weekly L'Espresso. Notably, our work on the blog earned us the 'Digital Heretics' journalistic award from Google.

I published the book 'Asinara Revolution', a semi-autobiographical novel that recounts the story of 'L'isola dei cassintegrati' and illustrates how a workers' protest could achieve global visibility through social media. The book was officially presented at the International Journalism Festival in Perugia and in over 20 cities across Italy.

As a freelance, I wrote articles about technology, culture, society and Italy.

El Mundo is the second most-read newspaper in Spain. During my internship, I contributed articles to various sections of the newspaper, including European Union, International, Science, Technology, Culture, Travel, and Madrid.

L'Espresso is the most widely read weekly news magazine in Italy. As a freelance contributor, I wrote articles about Italian and Spanish protests.

Il Fatto Quotidiano is an Italian daily newspaper. For six months, I had a brief weekly column in the print edition of the newspaper, focusing on workers' protests in Italy.

I worked as IT technician "inside" the Big Brother house, during the 2009-2010 season of the show, performing primary technical support duties.