Experience

BlueTensor

• Italy
• IT Services and IT Consulting
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Frontend Developer

  • Nov 2020 - Present

  I joined Bluetensor as a junior frontend developer. During my time at the company, I took over more responsibilities: managing and leading projects using the agile method, being the technical referent for the customer, participating actively in software engineering and CI/CD design and increasingly taking part in backend coding. I have used mainly Javascript and Python as programming languages. I have worked on web and mobile applications using React, React Native, Angular and Vue. I have also acquired working knowledge of Python and Django while working on projects built around AI functionality. For most of the projects, I employed either Amazon's or Google's cloud solutions, like Lambda and Cloud functions, Dynamodb, Firebase. My aim in this role has been that of improving my skills to better meet the challenges at hand. I have achieved this by following the coding and project management best practices closely, employing a TDD (test-driven development) approach, and working on myself to be a better asset within a team. Show less



Franco Conci

• Bolzano, Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy

• Freelance Developer

  • Jan 2019 - Nov 2020

  As a freelance developer, I worked mainly with foreign companies in the HORECA field. The focus of my work has been the development and documentation of REST APIs for channel managers. I have collaborated in designing the Dynamodb-based database used in these projects. I have constantly worked within the AWS environment, getting used to Lambda, Serverless' infrastructure as code, and several other tools connected to my tasks. My aim in this role has been that of transitioning to a new career dictated by a passion discovered during my studies. I have achieved this by bringing my existing coding skills to the professional level and retargeting acquired soft skills for the new requirements. Show less



University of Zürich

• Biotechnology Research
• 1 - 100 Employee

• PHD Student

  • Jan 2017 - Jan 2019

  As a doctoral researcher, I worked at a European Industrial Doctoral Programme focused on Plant Biotechnology. All of my work during my doctorate has been carried out abroad and in foreign languages. I worked with several teams with diverse backgrounds, as a junior researcher at the university and also by self-managing my project while working with the industrial partner. Additionally, a significant part of my work has been of presenting my findings efficiently and understandably, regardless of the audience's background and scientific education. My aim in this role has been that of broadening my professional opportunities while also striving for excellence. I achieved this by improving my soft skills, acquiring a more structured studying method and improving my language knowledge. Show less



Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry

• Germany
• Research Services
• 200 - 300 Employee

• Laboratory Technician

  • Sep 2015 - Aug 2016

  My main tasks in this period have been the characterization of defined lipid monolayer interaction with model peripherical membrane proteins using confocal, fluorescence microscopy, TIRF, fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, and surface pressure measurements. My main tasks in this period have been the characterization of defined lipid monolayer interaction with model peripherical membrane proteins using confocal, fluorescence microscopy, TIRF, fluorescence correlation spectroscopy, and surface pressure measurements.



Max Planck Society

• Germany
• Civic and Social Organizations
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Master Thesis Student, lab technician

  • Sep 2015 - Aug 2016

  My experience in Petra Schwille's group at the Max Planck Institute for Biochemistry in Munich started as a compulsory internship required for the master's program in applied biotechnology at the Uppsala University. It was later prolonged as a master's project until July 2016 and continued after graduation with the qualification of laboratory technician until November 2016. The goal for the internship and master's project was to gain experience in the use of high precision techniques in the biophysics field. Show less



Fondazione Edmund Mach

• Italy
• Biotechnology Research
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Bachelor Student

  • Feb 2014 - May 2014

  My eperience in Ilaria Pertot's group at the Edmund Mach Foundation in San Michele all'Adige was part of the final project required for the bachelor program in biomolecular sciences and technologies at the university of Trento. The goal of this project was to expand my knowledge in the plant science field. My main tasks at the FEM have been extraction, selection and identification of bacterial endophytic communities from cold-adapted grapewine plants in typical alpine cultivar fields. Effect of individual strains on plant's cold resistance have been monitored through RT-QPCR of stress-related plant molecular markers from freshly inoculated plant cuttings. Show less