I started coding in the ’80s on a Commodore Amiga 500 and never really stopped exploring new technologies. From AmigaBasic and C to web development during the internet boom, my path has always been guided by curiosity and a passion for open source — a love that began with Linux at university and still drives me today.
Over the years, I’ve worked across embedded systems, mobile platforms, and backend development. My current focus is on software architecture, using Go and Rust for backend and systems programming.
I also teach in the iOS Foundation course at the University of Sannio, where I enjoy helping students connect solid engineering principles with real-world development practices.Beyond code, I care deeply about the human side of software — building teams that can grow, collaborate, and handle complexity together.