Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
Sep 2023 – present
Master of Research, PhD Track
Main courses: Data Science, Behavioral, Political Economy
Barcelona School of Economics, Barcelona
Sep 2022 – Jul 2023
Master of Sciences, PhD Track
Main courses: Econometrics, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics
Bocconi University, Milan
Sep 2019 – Oct 2021
Master of Sciences, Economic and Social Sciences — 110/110 cum laude
Main courses: Econometrics, Microeconomics, Behavioral Economics, Macroeconomics, Machine Learning
Member of Bocconi Students for Data Science (Sep 2020 – Jul 2022)
Attended additional PhD course “Topics in Statistical and Machine Learning” by D. Durante (grade A)
Thesis: What Makes the Front Page? Theoretical and Empirical Analysis of News Selection
Supervisor: Professor Nicola Gennaioli
University of The West of Scotland, Glasgow
Sep 2018 – Dec 2018
Erasmus Exchange — GPA: 30.33/30
Main courses: Marketing Communications, Strategic Management, Business in Action
University of Trento, Trento
Sep 2016 – Jul 2019
Bachelor’s Degree, Economic Sciences — 110/110 cum laude
Main courses: Econometrics, Microeconomics, Statistics
Thesis: Firms, Social (Ir)responsibility and Boycotts: An Economic Analysis
Supervisor: Professor Marco Faillo
Liceo Classico Concetto Marchesi, Padua
Sep 2011 – Jul 2016
Classical Studies — 100/100
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona
Sep 2022 – present
Research Assistant
Research assistant for Professors Marta Reynal-Querol and Luigi Pascali. Scraped data and provided big data management using Python.
Bank of Italy, Roma
Aug – Nov 2023
Trainee
Co-author in working project “Cyber Attacks Effect on Macroeconomic Variables”. Scraped data from FACTIVA and analyzed it using different macro-econometrics approaches.
Bocconi University, Milan
Sep 2021 – Jul 2022
Research Assistant
Research assistant for Professor Guido Tabellini. Solved dynamic model on MATLAB and converted video content to text using neural networks to perform text analysis. Used BERT algorithm to categorize Reddit comments for the project “Online Political Debates”.
University of Oxford, Oxford
Jul – Sep 2021
Research Assistant
Research assistant for Professor Pedro Bordalo. Scraped data from Vanderbilt database and provided text analysis using machine learning techniques.
Harvard Business School, Boston
Feb 2021 – Jul 2022
Research Assistant
Research assistant for Professor Marco Tabellini. Developed econometric analysis and scraped data using STATA and Python.
Bocconi University, Milan
Feb – May 2021
Research Assistant
Research assistant for Professor Mara Squicciarini. Developed supervised machine learning algorithm to identify discriminatory tweets against members of the Chinese community during the early stages of Covid outbreak.
Innocenzo Gasparini Institute of Economic Research, Milan
Feb 2020 – May 2021
Visiting Student
Research assistant for Professors Paola Cillo and Mara Squicciarini. Intensive use of R and Python for machine learning and data cleaning.
Organized seminars for IGIER fellows, presented academic articles and discussed their validity
Authored articles on Bocconi Knowledge about IGIER seminars
Junior Enterprise Trento, Trento
Feb – Sep 2019
Coordinator, Business Area
Coordinated and managed 11 associates and presented the association products to potential clients.
Google Cloud Research Grant (2023–2025)
$2,000 computing credits granted by Google for the project “The New Scramble for Africa: The Case of Illegal Fishing”.
Bonaldo Stringher Scholarship (2022–2024)
2-year Bank of Italy scholarship for promising graduates in Political Economy (€27,000 yearly income and tuition fees granted).
Collegio Bernardo Clesio (2016–2019)
Placed second among 141 participants and selected for a merit-based scholarship (free accommodation and other benefits granted).
Mentors4U (2018–present)
Selected (top 25%) to participate in Mentors4U, a merit-based undergraduate mentoring program.
R, Python: Advanced
STATA: Advanced
MATLAB: Advanced
LaTeX: Advanced
Excel, Word, PowerPoint: Advanced (ECDL certificate)
SQL (Google BigQuery): Intermediate