Curriculum

Backoffice contributor to 3GPP RAN2 standardization in NR and mMTC areas since Release 16. A particular focus was reserved in coordinating cross working group issues and preparing a solid concept basis for argumentation.

Two-year experience as team leader of the feature team handling MTC standardization activities. During this time I learned how to enable a successful and productive work environment for all team members, basic elements of project management and I completed the Ericsson Leaders Core Curriculum (LCC) course.

Involved in 6G research and internal strategy discussions regarding NTN with a particular focus on satellites. During this time, I had the chance to be task leader in the 6G-SKY EU project with a focus on 3D architectures for terrestrial users.

In the context of the NTN activities, I developed a system level simulator for NTN scenarios based on MATLAB and employing several mathematical and statistical models for interference estimation and scheduling as well as a realistic global coordinate system and elements of orbital mechanics. This simulator allowed a better internal understanding of the NTN area.

Over 20 publications and filed patents were published during my time in Ericsson — a detailed list is maintained on the Publications page.

Involved in Alfa Romeo “Giorgio” Project, more specifically in the design of the Alfa Romeo Giulia. My main activity consisted in following the software development of components related to the Driver Station, in particular the Instrument Cluster.

My main activity consisted in the development and validation of Human Machine Interface software for the management of railway electrical plants for Alstom

The Leaders Core Curriculum (LCC) is Ericsson’s foundation-level leadership development program that focuses on developing the core leadership capabilities needed to drive performance. Over the course of this 15-week program, leaders develop their self-awareness, learn how to flex their leadership style, understand what drives and motivates a team, and how to influence and collaborate effectively across a matrix organization. (link)

I worked in the RadioNetworks group under the supervision of Prof. Roberto Verdone. The title of my Thesis is “Long Range Low Power Wireless Communication Technologies for the IoT“.

Teaching Assistant of “Wireless Sensor Networks M” taught by Prof. Chiara Buratti and “Radio Networks M” taught by Prof. Roberto Verdone

Early Career Investigators Representative for COST Action 15104 (IRACON)

Period abroad at King’s College London (UK), analysis of NB-IoT performance with Massimo Condoluci and Mischa Dohler

Organization of several conferences and events (ISWCS’17, PIMRC’18, Long Range IoT Hackathon 2018, and others)

PCB design and Firmware development

PhD supported by Telecom Italia Mobile (TIM)

Final Mark: 207/240

Final mark: 110/110 with honors

Thesis title: Design and implementation of a LDPC decoder on a GPU architecture

Final Mark: 110/110 with honors

Thesis Title: Identification of Users and Objects in Smart Environment with Computer Vision Techniques

Final mark: 100/100