Master's degree candidate in Telecommunication EngineeringA Master's degree candidate in Telecommunication Engineering at University of Padua with a solid background in Computer Engineering and hands-on software development experience.
My interests span across wireless technologies (5G/6G, WiFi protocols), AI-driven solutions and software development. I've enriched my academic journey with professional experience at Qualcomm, where I worked on next-generation network systems and conducted research for my Master's thesis.
Beyond technology, I find balance in my passion: music, photography and exploring the world through travel and hiking.
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University of PaduaMaster candidate in Telecommunications Engineering (Dept. of Information Engineering)Sep. 2023 - present
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Universitat Politècnica de CatalunyaErasmus+ exchange programFeb. 2024 - Jul. 2024 -
University of PaduaB.Sc. in Computer EngineeringSep. 2020 - Sep. 2023
Experience
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Qualcomm Europe Inc.Intern - Spectrum EngineerMar. 2025 - Sep. 2025 -
University College Don Nicola MazzaHead of Computer Committee
Member of Student's CouncilSep. 2022 - Lug. 2025 -
Italian Federation of AthleticsNational Photofinish timekeeper
Regional Athletics RefereeSep. 2017 - present
Selected Publications and Projects (view all )
ROAD SIGNS AND TRAFFIC LIGHTS DETECTION IN DRIVING SCENES
Computer Vision - University of Padua 2025 Spotlight
We investigate various computer vision techniques to recognize traffic lights and road signs in driving scenes. Using the Open-CV library and YOLO-based models, we have analysed various pictures and we have compared different approaches.
ROAD SIGNS AND TRAFFIC LIGHTS DETECTION IN DRIVING SCENES
Computer Vision - University of Padua 2025 Spotlight
We investigate various computer vision techniques to recognize traffic lights and road signs in driving scenes. Using the Open-CV library and YOLO-based models, we have analysed various pictures and we have compared different approaches.
Multi Channel 64-QAM analysis
Advanced Fiber Optical Communication - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya 2024 Spotlight
We investigate the effects of chromatic dispersion and multi-channel multiplexing interference in a multi-channel 64-QAM optical communication system.
Multi Channel 64-QAM analysis
Advanced Fiber Optical Communication - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya 2024 Spotlight
We investigate the effects of chromatic dispersion and multi-channel multiplexing interference in a multi-channel 64-QAM optical communication system.
Mobile Adhoc NETwork (MANET) simation
Giacomo Calabria, Sofie Olsen
Quality of Service in Networks - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya 2024 Spotlight
Using the NS2 simulator, we explore the performance of the MANET network, focusing on the impact of the number of nodes and the probability of packet loss.
Mobile Adhoc NETwork (MANET) simation
Giacomo Calabria, Sofie Olsen
Quality of Service in Networks - Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya 2024 Spotlight
Using the NS2 simulator, we explore the performance of the MANET network, focusing on the impact of the number of nodes and the probability of packet loss.
Transmitting Base Station model with Power selettive cloaking metasurfaces
Department of Information Engineering, University of Padua 2023
We have conducted a study on the behaviour and utility of Power Controlled Metasurfaces. We have developed two models to evaluate it and verified through a simulation of the radiation patterns.a
Transmitting Base Station model with Power selettive cloaking metasurfaces
Department of Information Engineering, University of Padua 2023
We have conducted a study on the behaviour and utility of Power Controlled Metasurfaces. We have developed two models to evaluate it and verified through a simulation of the radiation patterns.a