My experience
Currently I am a researcher at Nokia Bell Labs in the SDSR Lab, focusing on innovative research on multimodal stream processing.
In my tenure at Nokia Bell Labs I have been involved in several projects, from federated stream processing in the context of Industry 4.0, to, more recently, applying modern stream processing and GenAi techniques for automating networks orchestration.
I started my career completing a bachelor in computer science and engineering at the Università degli Studi di Bologna (campus of Cesena), followed by a master at the Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and, finally, a PhD at the same university obtained in May 2022.
During my PhD, I worked at the
Software Languages Lab under the supervision of
prof. dr. Elisa Gonzalez Boix .
In my PhD, I focused on designing and implementing novel debugging techniques for Big Data applications. This brought me to study deeply how complex Big Data systems work, in order to extract debugging insights from them.
My PhD was supported by a Strategic Basic research grant from
FWO (Flemish research fundation).
I also cooperated with the
RMoD research lab at INRIA Lille - Nord Europe under the supervision of
dr. Guillermo Polito.
Before joining Bell Labs, I did a short post-doc at the Software Languages Lab where I worked on debugging of asynchronous programs on Truffle languages on GraalVM.
While doing my master, I worked as a part-time software developer for Elements, a company that builds instrumentation for electrophysiology. There, I was responsible of the creation and maintenance of EDR 3, a software for realtime visualization and analysis of data, and EDA, an offline data analysis software.