Carlo Pettinato

Carlo Pettinato has a diverse work experience in the field of cyber security and software development. Carlo is currently working as a Cyber Security Engineer at DRIVESEC srl, where they help customers in the automotive and IoT industry comply with cyber security standards and regulations. Carlo'sresponsibilities include threat analysis, risk assessment, cyber security architecture design, and documentation creation.

Prior to their current role, Carlo worked as a Cyber Security Consultant at Marelli via Modis. Here, they focused on software development for Linux-based automotive ECUs, specifically in the field of cyber security. Carlo was responsible for tasks such as writing and reviewing software requirements, designing and developing software components for cyber security services, and supporting third-party companies with vulnerability assessment and penetration testing.

Before joining Marelli, Carlo worked as an ICT Consultant at Modis, where they provided consulting services in the field of information and communication technology. Additionally, they worked as a Software Developer Consultant at SWARCO MIZAR Srl via Modis, where they were involved in the implementation of software solutions for smart cities, particularly in the areas of public transport and traffic management. Carlo'sresponsibilities included software implementation for on-board unit systems, M2M communications with external hardware devices, and the design and implementation of a proof-of-concept traffic light assistant service.

Overall, Carlo's work experience showcases their expertise in cyber security, software development, and ICT consulting in various industries.

Carlo Pettinato earned their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering from Politecnico di Torino between 2012 and 2016. Carlo then pursued further education and completed their Master's Degree in Computer Engineering - Networking from the same institution between 2016 and 2018. Additionally, in November 2015, Carlo obtained an IELTS certification from the University of Cambridge.