Ciprian Cojan

Ciprian Cojan has significant work experience as an iOS Engineer, with a focus on senior and lead roles. Ciprian began their career as an iOS Developer at Ducati Link, where they redesigned the architecture and user interaction of their app. After that, they worked as an iOS Developer for Pcup, where they successfully built a native iOS app for their smart cup system. Ciprian then joined Sisma as an iOS Engineer, where they designed and developed a highly-reliable application to showcase the company's high precision machinery and laser systems. Ciprian then transitioned to a role as a Senior iOS Engineer at Virgin Radio Italy, where they led the revamp of their app, resulting in increased user retention and improved user experience. Following this, they served as a Lead iOS Engineer at RAWFISH, leading a team in designing a unified app for Mediaset Play Infinity and RTIUIKit, resulting in significant cost reduction, bug fixing, code quality improvement, and enhanced code coverage. Most recently, Ciprian worked as a Senior iOS Engineer at Onfido, where they revamped the library architecture to facilitate static build and also designed a document capture accessibility guidance feature. Ciprian is currently employed as a Senior iOS Engineer at Capmo.

Ciprian Cojan completed their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science at Università degli Studi di Udine from 2013 to 2016. During their studies, they also participated in an Erasmus program at Universidad Complutense de Madrid for computer engineering from 2015 to 2016. Prior to that, they attended I.T.I.S. G.Marconi from 2008 to 2013 and obtained the degree of Perito Industriale Capotecnico: Informatica in the ABACUS field of study. In addition to their formal education, Ciprian has also obtained several certifications including SwiftUI Essential Training from LinkedIn in October 2021, 300h Kaivalya Yoga Teacher Training from Kaivalya Yoga School in August 2020, and the Cambridge ESOL Entry Level Certificate in ESOL International (ENTRY 3) from the University of Cambridge in June 2012.