I'm Alex Santini, a software engineer with a background in Computer Engineering and currently an MSc student in Computer and Information Engineering. In recent years I have worked on real systems, focusing on backend development, system integration, and software design, while expanding towards machine learning and distributed systems.
My background in computer engineering gave me solid foundations in algorithms, data structures, networking, databases, and software development. I am continuing with an MSc in Computer and Information Engineering, focusing on software design, distributed systems, concurrent programming, and machine learning.
I am interested in building software with an engineering approach, paying attention to structure, trade-offs, and long-term maintainability.
I reached the national final of the Italian Olympiad in Informatics and placed 2nd and 7th nationally in the Team Olympiad in Informatics.
During my studies I trained in competitive programming through competitions such as OII, OIS, and Luissmatics, strengthening problem solving, algorithmic thinking, and rigorous reasoning.
Experience working on real-world software, including requirements, client interaction, and full development lifecycle.
Worked on Industry 4.0 applications based on Ignition (SCADA/HMI), contributing to the full lifecycle from requirements to deployment. The work involved integrating systems, handling data flows between components, and supporting real-world industrial environments with direct interaction with clients.
Worked on the ArchiTox medical software for perinatal toxicology, contributing to backend logic, database design, and web interface. The work involved handling medical data, integrating application components, and maintaining consistency across the system.
Developed a Python application using Waze data to provide real-time incident notifications for roadside assistance via Telegram. The system involved data processing, external API integration, and real-time message delivery.
A concise overview of the areas and technologies I have worked on the most.
This page gives context. Projects better show the type of problems I like to tackle and the way I build solutions.
