Frontend Engineer
Building interfaces that feel polished and stay maintainable.
I work on web products where design quality, performance, and implementation details all matter.
Currently at Design Group Italia, part of Alkemy. Project work includes Armani and Edison Next 360. I also help introduce practical AI-assisted engineering workflows through tooling, reusable patterns, and team methods.
Selected Web Work
Professional web work delivered inside serious product and client teams. Recent project work includes Armani and Edison Next 360, with a focus on sharp interfaces, performance, and implementation details that hold up after release.
Experience
Design Group Italia
part of Alkemyas a Frontend Engineer
Frontend engineering for high-bar commercial web work, including Armani and the Edison Next 360 experience.
Alongside delivery work, I contribute to AI Engineering Adoption: practical AI-assisted workflows, reusable implementation patterns, and tooling that improve how design and engineering move together.
former DEseip as a Frontend Engineer
Built marketing websites in close collaboration with designers and clients, translating visual direction into polished, maintainable frontend work.
I introduced new technologies, advocated for a stronger frontend stack, and developed the agency website that brought the updated brand and strategy to life.
How I Work
Good frontend work is not only about putting designs on screen. It is the discipline of making product interfaces simple, obvious, reliable, maintainable, and polished in use.
product taste
I care about the gap between a feature that technically works and an interface that feels considered, clear, and useful.
implementation quality
I keep frontend code simple, readable, and resilient so the product can keep moving without accumulating avoidable drag.
engineering leverage
I look for reusable patterns, better tooling, and AI-assisted workflows that help teams ship with more consistency.
ownership
I stay close to the details: edge cases, performance, polish, release quality, and the practical trade-offs behind the work.
Personal Products
Self-directed applications built to explore product ideas, interaction design, and full-loop shipping: idea, interface, implementation, polish, and release.
Writing
Brief thoughts on what makes software useful, products clear, and interfaces good.
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Fast Food Software and the Lonely Path of the Craftsman
21 August 2025
Walk down any busy street in the world and you’ll see the victory of speed over craft. The Starbucks line moves faster than the small café that still grinds beans by hand. McDonald’s feeds more people in five minutes tha...
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