Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany
Process engineer who strongly believes in the power of technology to build a sustainable world for the future. Result-oriented and very curious. Good communication skills. Languages: Italian (native), English (fluent), German (intermediate level)
Process Engineer in the E&C department on technologies producing hydrogen and carbon monoxide. Working on the technologies of Steam Methane Reformer (SMR) and Ammonia Cracking.
Site assessments and strategy intelligence in a wide range of topics: - refining - petrochemistry - energy transition - biofuels - carbon capture and storage
Techno-Economic-Analysis of sustainable technologies. Feasibility studies and development (E&C Innovation). Internal consulting to guide decision-making. Analysis of new low-carbon technologies and comparison with state-of-the-art in order to evaluate their economic feasibility and their environmental impact. Analysis of overall advantages and technical challenges of high and low TRL technologies, supported by modelling and simulations. Technologies focus: - Green and low-carbon hydrogen - SMR Innovation - Methanol - Renewable Fuels (bio and non-biological origin)
Throughout my studies (both Bachelor and Master) I had the chance to mentoring some students. I worked in the university Open Days during my Bachelor, guiding people in their choice for university. Thereafter I worked as a Mentor at TU Delft, welcoming the new Master students and supporting them during their first year of studies. When I started working I did not abandoned the will to help young students in their future choices and I joined Your Guide. This non-profit platform is a point of contact between young professionals with international experiences and students aiming to make an experience abroad.
Internship project in the Research & Technology Center of Air Liquide in Frankfurt (Germany). The project focused on the cost evaluation of the decarbonized methanol production. Several production methods were considered.
I work as a teaching assistant for the course "Thermodynamics and Transport" offered by TU Delft.