Rome, Italy · part-time preferred · open to relocation

Marcello Carletti

I fix things, build systems, and automate the boring parts.

I started by opening a VAIO I probably shouldn't have. Now I build PCs, run a small Kubernetes cluster at home, and write software for companies that need the whole stack to work.

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Currently: Computer Engineering at Politecnico di Milano · Lenovo LOQ · Pi cluster · 12 stargates

Ink, paper, a few machines, and a card game. Not necessarily in that order.

Companies I've worked with.

Tirocchi is last because it's the newest client story, not because it matters least.

FSTechnology Project Management Intern · Digital Transformation Mar—Jul 2026

Enilive Cloud & AI Intern Mar—Jul 2025 C.U.P. C.U.P. S.A.S Data analyst 2021—2022 MT Matteo Tirocchi Client build · portfolio 2026

Stories from the workbench.

The useful parts are not all in the CV.

01 / Hardware

The first laptop

A VAIO, a 0.6 GHz Pentium, 256 MB of RAM, and a false contact in the display connector. I fixed it after a week without internet.

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02 / The long game

3,500 hours

Twelve stargates, four years, solo. GTNH was the best mental gym I've ever done.

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03 / Off the clock

Wind, cards, and a very long save file

Tyrrhenian Lasers, competitive White Forest, and the rest of the life outside the terminal.

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What I actually do.

I work across the web layer, the data layer, and the machine underneath. The range is useful when a project is small enough to need one person who can see the whole system.

Availability & engagement types

Web

Websites, internal tools, and APIs. Next.js, Astro, TypeScript, Java/Spring, Python.

Case study →

Data

Python pipelines, cleaning, reporting, dashboards, AWS. I turn a manual ritual into a repeatable system.

Case study →

Windows and Linux, networking, hardware, backups, Kubernetes, TrueNAS. The layer everything else runs on.

Hardware →

Open source / GitHub