Developer Programs & Content Lead — Italy · working remote with international teams
I design technical programs people trust.
From European conference agendas to enterprise solutions, I turn hundreds of inputs, competing priorities and half-formed ideas into clear programs that actually ship.
I've written production code and sold it — in web agencies first, then running my own — before moving to programs. Engineers, sales teams and speakers get the same straight answer from me.
I am the glue between tech, business and community. Code, sales rooms, conference stages and classrooms — same job every time: getting worlds that don't speak the same language to ship one thing together.
Business × Engineering
I sit between clients, sales and engineering — I find the real ask, test the promises against reality, and scope a plan engineering can commit to.
pitch → prod program management, from the first sales call to a delivery plan that holds
Discuss a complex briefCommunity × Engineering
International committees, CFP and speaker curation for seven Codemotion editions across Milan, Madrid and Rome.
600 → 1 submissions per edition, shaped into one balanced agenda
Explore speaking workPeople × Engineering
Program design, teaching model and the day-to-day running of an academy business unit.
0 → 1 an academy that didn't exist, built into a running business unit
Read the full CVRecent work from programs, stages and the communities around them.
Berlin
Three days in Berlin for WeAreDevelopers World Congress, following the conversations shaping developer tooling, AI, platforms and the next wave of technical communities.
Chia, Sardinia
Heading to Sardinia to help guide part of a tech event in Chia: MC work, facilitation and focus groups designed to turn conversations into useful signal.
Hosting the stage at AI Conf — keeping the conversation flowing across a day built around where AI is actually taking software and the people who build it.
Docebo · Milan
Helped organise and run the hackathon and brought together the mentor team behind it, then hosted from the stage through the non-Docebo moments. Two days, a packed room, and a keynote thread on FOBO — the fear of becoming obsolete in the age of AI.
whoami
Developer at heart, program designer by trade. Still with me? I like you already — say hi ↓
Selected sessions about tech careers, hiring and the tools we use to think — delivered in English or Italian.
Follow the money no longer holds as the only reason to pick a job. What actually pushes us to change or stay, what to weigh, and whom to trust — explored in a fusion panel that puts you in the shoes of someone facing the fateful question.
Codemotion Rome 2025 · Codemotion Milan 2024
View session (opens in a new tab)Hiring should be a satisfying experience built on transparency, speed and mutual respect — yet often the opposite happens. This panel digs into genuinely frightening testimonies from both sides of the table, to move things forward for everyone.
DevFest Milano 2024 · DevFest Pescara 2023
View session (opens in a new tab)In the information age, managing a constant stream of data is hard — and not everyone has the mindset to follow rigid schemes. This talk walks through building a tool that acts as an extension of your second brain: capturing, analysing and structuring input from voice and text, turning random thoughts into organised, automation-ready data.
GDG DevFest Pisa 2024
View session (opens in a new tab)Recordings, podcasts and articles about developer careers, technology and the decisions behind good programs.
Luca joins Il Podcast Open Source to discuss Codemotion, developer communities and the work behind technical programs.
Listen on Spotify (opens in a new tab)A behind-the-scenes look at how conference talk selection actually works — what the committee weighs, and how to give your proposal the best chance.
A decade of Kubernetes, traced through the milestones and shifts that shaped how we run software in the cloud.
Why sustainability is becoming a first-class concern in how we build and run technology.
A tour through the quirks, contradictions and surprising truths of the video-game industry.
Does the language make the developer, or the mindset? A look at what actually matters when you build.
A live Codemotion conversation hosted by Luca about the relationship between artificial intelligence and open-source software.
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