Opens things. Fixes them. Documents the weird part.

I'm Marcello. I study Computer Engineering at Politecnico di Milano, I've worked at FSTechnology, Enilive, and C.U.P., and I build websites for people who care how they feel.

I started with hardware: opening laptops at eleven, fixing what I could, breaking what I couldn't, and learning the difference. That turned into building PCs, setting up machines for family, and eventually a small Kubernetes cluster at home with an on-demand GPU server.

The software came from the same place. I wanted to understand the whole system, not just the top layer. That is why the work moves between front-end, data, and infrastructure — and why I still read the error message before reaching for a new tool.

Outside the terminal: Laser sailing in the Tyrrhenian, competitive Yu-Gi-Oh with a White Forest deck, and a 3,500-hour GTNH save file with twelve stargates.