I make hard infrastructure
feel effortless.

Mathematician, builder,
reluctant pianist.

I grew up in Milan, Italy with two seemingly unrelated obsessions: mathematics and the piano. I pursued both seriously. A BSc in mathematics then an MSc in data science, alongside fifteen years of classical piano training and performance. What I didn't realize at the time was that both were teaching me the same thing: how to break a complex system into its essential parts, and how to make something technically demanding feel natural.

That instinct brought me to San Francisco in 2022, where I founded ByteNite, a cloud infrastructure company built around the idea that powerful AI compute shouldn't require a PhD to configure. We went through Techstars, raised $1.2M, filed a patent, and I spent three years learning what it really means to build from zero: the product, the team, the go-to-market, and everything in between.

I work best at the intersection of technical depth and human clarity. The most elegant products aren't the ones with the most features: they're the ones where every complexity has been absorbed so the user doesn't have to think about it.