He obtained his MSc in Mechanical Engineering and a PhD in Engineering Science from the University of Ferrara, where he conducted his research within the Mechanics and Vibration Research Group. His doctoral work focused on vibration-based diagnostics and prognostics of mechanical and rotating systems, integrating experimental investigations with advanced data analysis methodologies.

He currently holds the position of Lead Software Engineer, leading the development of solutions for monitoring, diagnosis and prognostics of industrial systems. His role bridges a strong background in vibration mechanics and NVH with the design and implementation of engineering-oriented software tools.