About Me
MSc Computer Science student at EPFL with a focus on software systems and data science.
Currently Visiting Student at MIT Senseable City Lab and Lead Front-End Developer at Column.
Professional Experience
Research Intern - Oracle Labs Zurich
Aug 2024 – Febraury 2025
Working on automated guide generation and testing for the Graal Development Kit
Lead Front-End Developer - Column
Sep 2023 – Present
Developed critical product features using Ionic and Angular frameworks
Student Researcher - EPFL
Multiple positions focusing on Adversarial Attacks in Decentralized Learning and Blockchain technology
Featured Projects
EcoRoutes
Visualized green transportation options across Europe, integrating data collection, analysis, and visualization.
SCRAP
Created a model for seismic collapse prediction using PyTorch, outperforming traditional methods.
BlockChop
Developed using Ethereum Blockchain as a consensus mechanism. Deployed and tested on Docker Swarm with AWS.
STM Library
Achieved 200% speedup over lock-based solutions with a C11 implementation.
Education
Visiting Student - MIT
Master's Thesis at MIT Senseable City Lab focusing on Big Data analysis and Machine Learning research for Mobility and Urban Planning.
MSc Computer Science - EPFL
Focusing on software systems and data science
Student Teaching Assistant for Computer Security, Operative Systems, and Computer Systems
BSc Computer Engineering - Politecnico di Torino
Graduated with 110/110 cum Laude. Final GPA: 29.4/30
Student Teaching Assistant in Mathematical Analysis I and Computer Sciences
Technical Skills
Programming: Python, Java, Scala, C, Solidity
Frameworks: Micronaut, Angular, Ionic, Spark, Hadoop
Libraries: PyTorch, Scikit-learn, Pandas
DevOps: AWS, Docker Swarm