My initial formation in Physics gave me a sound base in theoretical, particles and astro-particles Physics. Further that my different works in different experiments gave me other skills as the knowledge of many software languages and Physics frameworks (C/C++, python, java, lua... ROOT, GEANT4...). It gave me an experience in collaborative work, for the software development, but also in hardware team work. To finish, the international work help me to improve my English and gave me the basis of Italian. These skills should allow me to be rapidly operational for analysis and simulation, generalist software development, but also for hardware works especially in neutrino experiments as neutrino telescope and double beta decay experiments. Due to all of the unknowing about the neutrino, its implication in corpuscular Physics, nuclear Physics and cosmological Physics, I think that this particle is one of the most interesting challenge of the modern Physics. So it takes an important place in my scientific projects, although I'm still open and interested in many other particle Physics field.
Vice President ODF Citoyenneté et Médiation at OpenDataFrance
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD), NEMO3: data analysis for the 2b0nu. Systematics errors studies analysis tools developments