Career Profile
I am passionate about science, specifically physics and computer science. Familiar with agile development practices, good knowledge of the development life-cycle. Strong analytical and debugging skills. Familiar with the principles of object-oriented design.
Experiences
Temporary contract to teach Physics and Computer Science at the Faculty of Engineering and Architecture.
I was in charge of developing the front-end part of a web application, which helps companies to organize their business challenges among employees in a simple and effective way.
Member of the CMS Database core project. Responsible for providing web services, taking part at the compilation of the requirements, as well as at the design and the development of different tools and services.
- In charge to develop and run experiments in High Energy Physics (HEP) and Grid Computing. As to my activity in HEP, I worked in the ”Compact Muon Solenoid” experiment. As to my activity in Grid Computing, I contributed to the development of a tool to monitor the resources of grid computing ”GridICE”. This tool was used to monitor the resources and the applications in the grid environment and to help detecting faulty situations, contract violations and user-defined events.
- I had the task of maintaining and monitoring the “Bari Tier-2 Computing Center” performance in order to support the overall needs of Physics Experiments. I participated to the software analyses by developing and using some software tools to analyze millions of real and simulated event data. I developed and studied a Simulation Model of Grid environment, using a software system called Ptolemy II (a set of Java packages supporting heterogeneous modeling, simulation, and design of concurrent systems).
Projects
Publications
I published several papers, ten of which are talks presented at International Conferences and collected in the Proceedings. For the full record of my scientific publications, please refer to the High-Energy Physics Literature Database.