Experience

Video Games Without Borders

• Computer Games
• 1 - 100 Employee

• Founder & President

  • Feb 2015 - Present

  Following my desire to help others and to dive into the nonprofit sector, I dedicated several months studying how video games can contribute to a better world, what was already available on the market. Finally I decided to found Video Games Without Borders (VGWB), a non-profit organization and an international community of people who believe in digital games to change the world for the better. With our community and our partners, we develop games with a strong social impact bringing together talents from both developed and developing countries. In 2015, I spent 6 months in Africa (Burkina Faso) with the goal of developing a game with local artists. Back in Europe, I supervised the development of "Antura and the Letters" (http://www.antura.org), award winning mobile game helping Syrian, Afghan and Ukrainian refugees to learn in their mother language while improving their psychosocial wellbeing. In 2020, during the first COVID lockdown, I coordinated the development of Flatten Island, the game made by volunteers and designed to help fight the pandemic by raising awareness about social distancing and hygiene measures, as well as raising funds for international NGOs. Currently I’m working on the IEEDO project (Increasing and Enhancing Effective Digital Opportunities for refugees and migrants), an EU Erasmus+ project to help adult refugees develop their Digital Self-Learning skills. More info at http://vgwb.org Show less



Ubisoft

• France
• Computer Games
• 700 & Above Employee

• Production Director

  • Feb 2009 - Aug 2014

  I started at Ubisoft as a Junior Programmer in Milan right after my bachelor degree and I gradually gotmore and more responsibilities. When I left, after 15 years, I was in charge of all thedevelopment of the Barcelona Studio, supervising all its projects and being the main point ofcontact for the Head Office.My responsibilities included studying the feasibility and then defining a production plan foreach new project, recruiting and training the staff, allocating them to the different projects,supervising quality and budget during the development, bridging with the Marketing team andthe Head Office for a successful distribution. On a few projects, I was also in charge ofcoordinating various international studios working on the same project.Over the course of the years, I’ve taken part to the development of more than 20 videogames for all sorts of portable and home consoles, including critically acclaimed titles (likeBeyond Good and Evil or Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory) and casual blockbusters (like MySecret World by Imagine or Motion Sports).Here's the list of games I've been working on as Production Director of Ubisoft Barcelona:- Rabbids Invasion - The Interactive TV Show (XboxOne, PS4, X360)- Shape Up (XboxOne)- Sports Connection (WiiU)- The Adventures of TinTin:The Secret of the Unicorn (X360 Kinect, 3DS)- Motion Sports (X360 Kinect)- Your Shape (Wii, PC) Show less

• Senior Producer

  • Jun 2008 - Feb 2009

  - We Dare (Wii), Ubisoft Milan, Italy

• Producer

  • Nov 2003 - Jun 2008

  - Producer, My Secret World by Imagine (DS), Ubisoft Milan, Italy- Producer, Driver Parallel Lines (PC), Ubisoft Reflections, UK- Producer, Splinter Cell Double Agent MP (PS3, X360, PC, PS2, Xbox), Ubisoft Milan, Italy- Associate Producer, Splinter Cell Chaos Theory MP (Xbox, PC), Ubisoft Annecy, France- Producer, Rainbow Six 3 Black Arrow (Xbox), Ubisoft Milan, Italy- Producer, Beyond Good & Evil (Xbox, PC), Ubisoft Milan, Italy

• Lead Programmer

  • Sep 2000 - Oct 2003

  - Lead Programmer, Beyond Good & Evil (PC), Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan, France and Italy- Programmer, Beyond Good & Evil (Xbox), Ubisoft Montpellier and Ubisoft Milan, France and Italy- Programmer, The Mummy (GBA), Ubisoft Milan, Italy- Lead Programmer, Rayman M (PS2), Ubisoft Milan, Italy

• Programmer

  • Mar 1999 - Aug 2000

  - Programmer, Formula 1 Racing Championship (GBC), Ubisoft Milan, Italy