Perugia, Italy
Embedded Firmware Engineer · R&D
I'm currently working as an Embedded Firmware Engineer in the R&D department of SolarEdge e-Mobility division, in Città di Castello. I live in Perugia.
In this consulting project, I developed a Python program to forecast multivariate electricity consumption. I managed data ingestion and cleaning, feature exploration and engineering, including meteorological data from services such as Open-Meteo. I also implemented local SQLite caching to reduce API calls and avoid exceeding usage limits.
I worked full-time as an Embedded Engineer in SolarEdge e-Mobility's R&D department (now Nivalis Energy Europe), developing drivers and firmware for a range of embedded systems, including sensors, battery management systems (BMS), inverters, and vehicle control units (VCUs). I also developed custom desktop tools in Python and PySide6 for communicating with and flashing these devices over CAN using proprietary protocols. This frequently involved reverse-engineering undocumented protocols, diagnosing firmware and communication issues, and developing solutions around poorly documented or unexpected behavior.
I worked full time for two months developing a custom computer vision model for a warehouse AMR. The developed software has a tight ROS integration as well, for interoperability. The technologies used were: ROS, Python, PyTorch, OpenCV and a Jetson AGX Xavier.
I participated in a series of exclusive webinars and interacted with the community. Unfortunately, lockdown and physical distance hampered my ability to attend many in-presence meetings.
University of Perugia, Engineering Department
I worked with an official university commission composed half of students and half of professors, reviewing the students' opinions on each course. We extrapolated and discussed the statistics and reviewed options on how to improve the courses.
Unipupil
I worked with the website's developers to increase its search engine visibility (SEO optimization), as well as reporting/fixing some visual bugs and glitches.
University of Perugia
Tesi: A Comparative Study of Control Schemes for Quadcopters
I worked full time during part of my master's degree.
University of Perugia
Tesi: A study of the Duckietown Sky platform for the integration of mobile and aerial robots
ITT Leonardo Da Vinci - Foligno
Provided by: IPMA Italy
Based on the ICB4 framework, certificate number 4769.
Provided by: Udemy
A 37+ hours course where I learned how to develop and model a responsive web UI using the latest HTML5 and CSS3 technologies.
Provided by: MathWorks
A primer on the MATLAB editor and language aimed at the analysis of scientific and engineering data.
Provided by: Keysight Technologies
The basics about how to use oscilloscopes with probes and differential probes in a lab environment.
