Python Developer

• Jan 2023 - Present

Development of ERP modules API integrations Server management Development of ERP modules API integrations Server management

• Sep 2022 - Dec 2022

Development of REST APIs using Django REST framework

• Jun 2022 - Aug 2022

Physicist - Researcher

• Apr 2019 - Jun 2022

Engineering and electronic design of thermal - infrared - night vision devices. Software development for the manufactured devices. Engineering and electronic design of thermal - infrared - night vision devices. Software development for the manufactured devices.

Early stage researcher

• Aug 2015 - Jul 2018

SIMDALEE2 is a research and training network dedicated to the investigation of low energy electrons near solid surfaces. SIMDALEE2- Sources, Interaction with Matter, Detection and Analysis of Low Energy Electrons is a Marie Curie Initial Training Network (ITN) financed by the European Commission (grant n. 606988 under the FP7-PEOPLE-2013-ITN of the EC). The purpose of the SIMDALEE2 (Sources, Interaction with Matter, Detection and Analysis of Low Energy Electrons) network is to establish a world-class research training platform for the science and technology of nanoscale manipulation and analysis using low energy electrons. Apart from an effective and well-structured training programme, the network will pursue the following scientific goals: Optimizing beam size by correlating contemporary field emission (FE) theory with high resolution holographic measurements of magnetic and electric fields of FE tips with different shapes, both with and without primary electron optics Putting the understanding of the contrast mechanism of electron beam techniques on a sound footing by comparing physical models with novel benchmark spectra acquired using a coincidence technique Improving detection as well as understanding of emitted energy-, angular-, and spin-dependent spectra. This issue will be addressed for the common case of detectors in a field-free environment, and for the special case when the emitted electrons encounter an electric field prior to detection Electron beam modification of nanostructured surfaces Progress in the aforementioned fields will lead to the development of an innovative prototypical methodology for nanoscale characterization with electron beams in the form of a compact desktop-type Near-Field-Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (NFESEM). Finally, the economic impact and feasibility of low energy electron beam methodology will be investigated within the project. Show less

• Sep 2013 - Sep 2015

Preparation of substrates for further deposition; Tuning and maintenance of vacuum deposition systems; Deposition and determination of electric properties of ferroelectric layers; Measurements of dielectric materials’ electrical characteristics using LabVIEW and DAQ equipment;

• Sep 2013 - Jul 2015

Maintenance of the laboratory’s equipment; Creation of laboratory works for students; Programming and creation of computer-assisted equipment for research and educational purposes;