My university studies began at University of Naples, where I enrolled in Electronics engineering. Then I won a scholarship in the United States at the Massachusetts of Technology in Cambridge, MA. I graduated in Electrical Engineering with a major in Computer Science at MIT in 1988.

After graduating, I continued my education at MIT and earned the titles of Master of Science (M.S.) in Computer Science and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Software Engineering.

Except for a short time, I have worked on my own or for a company in IT and telecommunications.

In the last twenty years I have shared my experience as a lecturer and trainer in higher education classes and university masters, working with both universities and high profile training organizations. I have under my belt about 15,000 hours of presence in the classroom.

Among my activities, I work on Data Analysis, Machine Learning, and LLMs, as well as IoT (Internet of Things) solutions, designing and developing cross-platform hardware and software solutions.

Over the past ten years, I have obtained certifications in Big Data and Machine Learning from the University of California – Berkeley, as well as in the Internet of Things from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Additionally, I earned a Master’s Degree in Data Science from Harvard University and a Master’s Degree in Cybersecurity from the Rochester Institute of Technology.

I was issued a patent for an LED lighting system with extremely high energy savings.

Since 2000 I have lived and worked near Padua.

I am a member of several associations, including: MIT Alumni; MIT Professional, IEEE, Computer Society, ACM, The Harvard Big Data Group, The Harvard Data Science Initiative and Clusit. I was appointed as honorary member of the School of Minoprio Alumni Association.