A mix of technical delivery, client communication and commercial instinct — shaped across enterprise software, luxury retail and a healthy amount of self-built side projects.
I can take a product from rough idea to live interface. Enterprise projects taught me to ship under deadlines, work with design and backend, and keep quality while moving fast.
The part of the job I enjoy most is the human one: translating between business needs and technical teams, running meetings, and keeping everyone pointed in the same direction.
Years in luxury retail at Prada and Gucci trained me to read people quickly, build trust, and spot the right moment to recommend the next step.
An installable progressive web app for a beach volley club: camp info, sign-ups and member-only screens, built for phone-first use on the court.
Outside of work, you'll find me cooking, playing beach volley, bouldering, hanging out with my shiba inu, or roaming around Summoner's Rift (I promise I'm just a chill guy).
Five years building enterprise apps for clients like Ferrari, Vodafone and Fincantieri taught me the hard part was never the code — it was translating between people who wanted different things. Before that I sold luxury retail at Prada and Gucci, where the whole job was reading someone in thirty seconds. I'm looking for a role where those two things matter more than my CSS.
Weeknight experiments, mostly successful.
If I'm not at a keyboard, I'm on a wall or a court.
Hanging out with my dog or roaming Summoner's Rift.
Open to customer-facing roles in tech — Italy or remote. Available for full-time positions and freelance collaborations. I work in Italian and English.