03. Technologies
A list of technologies — from the ones I use every day to the ones that are now part of me. But mind you: the future changes fast, and so does this list with it.
Technological Experience
I design and orchestrate LLM-based development agents and write AI-friendly documentation, bridging the human team and AI tooling in the development workflow.
I've introduced automations, selected tools, optimized pipelines and internal processes. Solid competence, both in processes and R&D.
I've led frontend teams, defined RAD components, re-engineered products, developed PWAs. I know lifecycle, rendering, and structuring complex UI architectures.
Studying advanced architectures to increase robustness, scalability and clarity of complex systems I manage, improving quality of technical decisions and design processes.
It's the language/stack that recurs throughout my career: backend, automation, integrations, cloud projects, PWA, orchestration. Maybe I don't know everything and TypeScript surprises me every time, but by now JS is my home.
I've developed and maintained Zend APIs for years. Recently I worked with Symfony on medium-sized projects. Even if it's less central for me today, the level is definitely expert.
In my recent experiences I brought a product natively distributed on K8s with 100+ machines, pipelines, containerization and business continuity. I'm not a pure DevOps, but I have concrete experience with real architectures.
Deepening knowledge of major cloud providers to consolidate architectural skills on managed services, security, networking and scalability, fundamental for supporting modern enterprise solutions.
Focusing on Machine Learning to enhance predictive and analytical capabilities of products I oversee, integrating intelligence into decision-making flows and internal automations.
Studying WebAssembly to evaluate new high-performance solutions in the browser and server-side contexts, with the goal of bringing efficiency and portability to distributed and real-time scenarios.