Luca Giambastiani

Luca Giambastiani has a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries. From April 2020 to October 2020, they worked as a Junior Data Scientist at Apparound, where they focused on data extraction and analysis. Luca designed and created a data warehouse using Microsoft SQL Server and developed ETL procedures using SQL Server Integration Services.

In 2017, Luca had two internships. From October 2017 to February 2018, they worked as a Mobile Application Developer at Move Solutions, where they implemented and integrated an optical character recognition algorithm into a mobile app.

Starting in August 2017, Luca worked as a Sales Agent at DS Smith. Currently, they are a Delivery Lead at Hyntelo, starting in October 2021.

Luca Giambastiani pursued their education in a progressive manner, focusing on computer science and data-related fields. From 2008 to 2013, they completed their General Studies and obtained their High School Diploma from Liceo Scientifico "A. Vallisneri". Following this, they enrolled at the Università di Pisa and obtained their Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from 2013 to 2018. During this period, Luca also achieved eligibility for written comprehension of the English language at level B2 from the Università di Pisa in October 2018.

After completing their Bachelor's degree, Luca continued their education at the Università di Pisa from 2018 to 2021, pursuing a Laurea in Informatica with a specialization in Data Science & Business Informatic. Furthermore, they acquired additional certifications to enhance their skills and knowledge. In December 2018, they obtained the "Abilitazione ad agente e rappresentante di commercio" certification from SGE FORM GROUP srl. Luca also completed the Microsoft Azure Fundamentals AZ-900 certification from Microsoft in June 2022.

Luca also took the opportunity to improve their English language proficiency. In 2021, they attended the Institute of English Language Studies at IELS Malta to further enhance their English Language and Literature skills. Lastly, in June 2008, they achieved a grade 4 in the oral exam, corresponding to level A2.2, from Trinity College London.