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Eric Camellini

Hi, I'm Eric

I am a software engineer with a diverse professional background:

  • Full-stack software engineering, from design to production
  • Cybersecurity, with a focus on building secure systems
  • Project management with international customers
  • Facilitation, Agile & Kanban, continuous improvement, team communication

I have a passion for topics revolving around public-interest tech such as ethics of technology, technology and society, digital rights, internet freedom, tech education.

More details can be found in my CV or LinkedIn profile. You can also find me on Twitter, GitHub, and you can check out what I read on Goodreads.

To contact me, drop me an email.


I write software & teach

I work at Epicode, where I teach programming & web development foundations to international students from all around Europe. I am also working freelance as a full-stack TypeScript software engineer, and I am collaborating with some colleagues to design a TypeScript+React hands-on workshop.


I led the creation of an innovation lab

I supported the BV Tech S.p.A. Group in creating an innovation team: Aurora Labs. As part of this job, I coordinated the hiring activities for the first team members and led the exploratory phase of the first project: building a cyber range.


I built web apps in a wide range of sectors

I worked at buildo for more than three years as a software engineer and project manager. With buildo's talented team, I built B2B products used in hospitals, banks, and car rental agencies worldwide; I also worked on chatbot configuration apps, web apps to manage security vulnerabilities, and LexDo.it - a legal contracts automation platform.

In addition, I contributed to buildo's organization design and continuous improvement, focusing on teamwork facilitation, communication, and Kanban processes.


I have an international education background

I received my master's degree cum laude in Computer Science and Engineering from Politecnico di Milano, I worked as a research intern at the SecLab at UC Santa Barbara, and I spent a semester at the Delft University of Technology.

See the dedicated page for more details about my education and university projects.