I’m a developer, tech enthusiast, and someone who’s always been curious about how things work—from the servers that keep the internet running to the planes flying overhead. Originally from Italy, I moved to the U.S. to study computer science and push myself out of my comfort zone. That decision shaped how I approach everything: with a mindset to explore, adapt, and build.

I’ve worked on a bit of everything—web development, embedded systems, cloud infrastructure, and even automation projects for smart homes and servers. I run my own homelab, not just as a hobby, but as a way to simulate real-world production environments and stay sharp with tools like Kubernetes, TrueNAS, and Proxmox. When I’m not coding or tinkering with hardware, I’m probably reading about aviation systems or watching planes take off.

I bring a mix of structured thinking and laid-back creativity. I believe in working hard but keeping things human—tech should be practical, clear, and honestly a little fun. Whether it’s solving a problem for a client or hacking on a side project, I care about doing things the right way and learning something new in the process.