Greater Turin Metropolitan Area
I’m Christian Stingone, an IT Project Manager and Software Architect with a strong background in software engineering and solution design. I specialize in leading complex projects, defining scalable architectures, and driving the delivery of high-impact digital solutions. With a solid technical foundation and a strategic mindset, I focus on bridging business needs and technology, guiding teams toward efficient, reliable, and innovative outcomes. I’m passionate about optimizing processes, fostering collaboration, and enabling organizations to evolve through technology. My goal is to continuously grow as a leader, taking on new challenges and transforming ideas into robust, high-performing solutions that create real value.
IT Project Manager and Software Architect to manage, design and develop cutting-edge software solutions that empower the Financial Services industry. The main activities I carried out where: • Responsible for managing multiple clients with their respective offers, budget lines and projects working with budget allocation, resourse planning, team and project management • Working as IT Project Manager on entire IT areas on multiple projects with numerous teams and engineers • Operating as Software Architect for technical and architectural decisions for multiple clients, projects, and RFPs • Responsible for managing the entire recruiting team for the Business Unit and serving as a point of contact for introductory and technical interviews
IT Project Manager, Software Architect, Technical Project Leader and Senior Full-Stack Engineer. The main activities I carried out were: • Managed projects and budget lines for clients by planning resources, overseeing financials, tracking milestones, and handling extensions or new initiatives for multiple clients and projects • In charge of the role of main reference for the technical operational committee for multiple projects on multiple clients with related management of other engineers, tasks, estimates and deadlines • Operated as Software Architect focused on delivering innovative, cloud-native architectures with microservices and microfrontends on AWS and Azure, designed for high efficiency and scalability • Appointed as Project manager and Software Architect for technical design, resource estimation and project planning of multiple RFPs for different clients • Appointed as Project Manager and Software Architect for the design and development of a document management product with integrated digital signature and compliant archiving features in Java Springboot, as well as for the architectural design of an ETL and data werehouse system for large-scale data extraction and processing • Main contact for candidate selection, handling both screening and technical interviews across all seniority levels
Technical Project Leader and Full-Stack Engineer. The main activities I carried out were: • Represented the team leader and technical referent of multiple Angular platforms with micro-frontend architectures, managing a growing team of 7 engineers • Oversaw the integration of a Back-End For Front-End (BFF) architecture based on microservices using Java Spring Boot, managing technical coordination, implementation strategies and leading the developers • Operated as technical project leader of a product composed of a micro-frontend architecture via React and microservices backend in Java managing an internal team of 3 engineers • Selector of candidates and responsible for technical and personal interviews
• Improved the efficiency of an image upload service similar to that of Wikipedia by 90% and made it 10% more accurate • Working with Distributed Systems and High Performance Computing Clusters composed by multiple servers provided by the University and other institutions • Researching for my Master's thesis "Distributed computation of Approximate Nearest Neighbors" in Computer Science • I didn't work for Wikimedia Foundation, but researched on one of their open topics referring to their real use cases and datasets, useful for their possible future developments
• Coordinate a groups of 30 students organizing activities and following them in their training and personal journey • Point of reference for over 250 students to help them in the first steps of Computer Science University
• Experienced a real-life simulation composed by attacks and defenses on an architecture with several servers and services • Advanced course reserved for the best 8 students among the Computer Science and Computer Engineering Universities, winners of Leonardo-UniGe CTF Cybersecurity Scholarship Program The attached picture features Alessandro Armando, Coordinator of the PhD in Cybersecurity, Federico Delfino, Rector of the University of Genoa, and Tommaso Profeta, Managing Director of Leonardo.
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