Fernando Catullo

Fernando Catullo has a wide range of work experience spanning several decades. Fernando is currently the Founder and Chairman, as well as the R&D Manager, at Cleverlab s.r.l. This company aims to provide IT support services to small to medium-sized companies.

Prior to Cleverlab, Catullo co-founded Wersec Ltd. in 2017. At Wersec, they focused on providing technology solutions for authentication, electronic signature, and encryption to help individuals and companies protect their identity, transactions, and privacy.

From 1998 to 2019, Catullo co-founded and served as the Managing Director of Intesi Group S.p.A. This company became the leading supplier of Digital Signature and Security products in Italy and worked with major Italian companies.

During their time at Omega Sistemi Informativi from 1994 to 1998, Catullo created and managed the "Networks and Distributed Systems" business unit. Fernando led a team of about twenty people and focused on network design, distributed application development, and system and network management.

Before Omega, Catullo worked at Adcomp from 1991 to 1994 as a Network Specialist, providing consulting services to various companies. Fernando was also involved in technical writing and published articles on national newspapers and magazines.

Catullo's career started at Fast Italia in 1988 as a Network Specialist. Fernando focused on designing, installing, and configuring departmental networks and communication systems, as well as training and disseminating PC and networking technologies.

In 1985, Catullo worked as a Software Analyst at Selenia, where they designed and developed system software and conducted performance and functional testing for a fault-tolerant multiprocessor computer used in Air Traffic Control systems.

Overall, Catullo has extensive experience in IT support services, information security, digital signature and security products, network design and management, and software development.

From 1979 to 1985, Fernando Catullo attended the Università di Pisa, where they pursued a degree in Electronic Engineering.