About

I’m a Senior GenAI Engineer at CSI Piemonte, Italy’s largest regional in-house IT provider. I build LLM systems deployed at national scale for Italian Public Administration — the kind of systems where evaluation and governance matter as much as the ML.

My current work centers on a tender-assistance chatbot called Camilla: I designed and own its semantic retrieval layer (100K+ queries in six months), its behavioral evaluation framework (167 adversarial test scenarios, LLM-as-a-judge), and the internal MCP server that composes its agent tools. I care a lot about the unglamorous parts — latency budgeting, cost tracking, compliance with EU AI Act and GDPR, keeping things working when the corpus is messy and the stakes are real.

Alongside this I’m completing an MSc in Computer Science (ML specialization) at Georgia Tech, maintaining a 4.0 GPA across courses in ML, AI, NLP, and robotics.

Older background: years as a business analyst working with geospatial systems and Oracle databases for public-sector clients. Turns out knowing what bad data looks like is useful when you’re building retrieval systems over it.

On the personal side: I hold a diploma in classical guitar from the Conservatorio G. Verdi in Turin, where I studied for eight years. The patience transfers.