About

I’m a junior developer trained at AIV – Italian Videogame Academy, where I spent three years (2021–2024) learning to program through games. Games are an unforgiving teacher: a frame budget, a laggy connection or a designer who needs a new feature by Friday will expose every shortcut you took.

Two projects show best what I can do. Crazy Delivery is an online multiplayer game I’m taking alone from the first sketch to release, with networking, AI traffic and physics-driven gameplay. On I Can’t Cry, an eight-person team project in Unreal Engine 5, I built the narrative system that lets the designers create quests, dialogue and world events on their own, without waiting for a programmer. Around them are a number of smaller games and prototypes: a survival game on a spherical planet, a retro space shooter, a 2D game on an engine my team wrote from scratch, and more. Each one was an excuse to build a system I had never built before.

Along the way I learned things that matter well beyond games: keeping state consistent across a network, structuring data so that non-programmers can work with it, and writing systems that someone else will extend after me. That’s why I’m now expanding into software development, learning .NET, ASP.NET Core and SQL and building my first back-end projects. I’m open to roles in both worlds, in a game studio or on a software team.