At Moneyfarm I’m working on the core product: a web application that allows users to manage their investments and discover ways to grow their wealth. My main focus has been fostering a culture of experimentation and data-driven decision-making, leveraging A/B testing and analytics to optimize key metrics like user acquisition and retention. This includes mentorning and guiding teams in implementing new features, improving the user onboarding process, and enhancing the application’s performance, accessibility, and overall user experience. I prioritize cross-functional collaboration, ensuring that experimentation and optimization efforts align with business goals while maintaining technical excellence.

To achieve these cross-cutting goals, I’ve been worked with two different teams:

• The Customer Experience team, where I’m working on improving the user experience, the performance, and the accessibility of the application.

• The Growth team, where I’m responsible for curating the user onboarding process, and where I’m constantly working on improving conversion rates by implementing A/B tests, instrumentation to measure the impact of new features, and other growth hacking-related activities.

I’m also leading the Front-end chapter, where I’m responsible for the technical direction of the front-end codebase, the quality of the code, and the growth of the team members. I’m also responsible for the hiring process, the onboarding process, and the training of new team members.

At VAS S.r.l. I’ve had the opportunity to work on interactive, gamified learning experiences, custom crafted for high profile stakeholders (Bocconi University, Emeritus, UBS Bank, BeTrust Fiduciaria and more).

I’ve had many chances to really step up my knowledge of advanced front-end solutions, while building architecturally sound, fully event-driven solutions ineherent to the world of multiplayer online games and business simulations.

Here I’ve really brought my DDD and Event Sourcing knowledge to the next level, with a strong focus on real-time data synchronization, event-driven architecture, and replayable simulations.

I’ve also been working on the development of a new, fully-featured, and highly scalable real-time multiplayer gamified LMS , that will be used by the company’s internal and external clients, and that will be used to power the company’s internal and external applications.

At Learning Up I’ve been hired as a tech lead in order to help the existing team to scale and adapt to the fast-growing nature of the company.

I’ve helped the exiting team adapt to a new approach to software development, based on a strong focus on testing, automation, and continuous integration and deployment, while embracing a modern tech stack (Svelte, React, Node.js, Docker, GCP) for which a lot of the team members had no prior experience, with hands-on training and mentoring.

I’ve worked on rewriting the core product (a custom-made LMS) from scratch, implementing a custom SSO provider, and migrating the whole ecosystem of existing and in-development products to the cloud, while keeping a strong focus on keeping the team confident when releasing new features and bugfixes, thus providing the business with fast and predictable release cycles.

At Overview consulting S.r.l. I’ve worked on a wide range of projects, from small websites to large enterprise applications, with a strong focus on the traceability and runtime performance of the applications.

I’ve been involved in the development of a new, fully-featured, and highly scalable realtime alerting system, using a combination of C, Redis, and a custom TCP-based protocol, that is being operated to this day as a core part of the company’s business operations.

I’ve started working as a freelance software engineering consultant since a very young age, with areas of interest spanning from indie game development to enterprise web software architecture.