My path began in Enna, at the University of Enna Kore, where I read Computer Engineering and graduated 110/110 cum laude. Those years laid my first real foundations in machine learning and dynamic gesture recognition — the work that first connected code to human movement. It also started the human-computer interaction thread I keep pulling on today: how a system reads a gesture, and where the model stops being a black box.
In 2024 I moved north to Turin for a Master's in AI & Data Analytics at the Politecnico di Torino. Since then I have researched large language models, hybrid retrieval and medical-vision explainability — concept-bottleneck and sparse-autoencoder work that asks why a model predicts, not just what — and written my thesis on production GenAI as an intern at Data Reply.
From September 2026 I take the next step: joining Intesa Sanpaolo's AI Delivery Center as a Machine Learning Engineer. It is where the foundations I have been building — machine learning, generative AI and agentic AI — meet real scale, real data and real decisions, end-to-end from architecture to deployment on platforms like Databricks.