Armando Cincotti

Armando Cincotti has work experience as a Frontend Engineer at Rebrandly - Link Management Platform since 2018. In this role, they are responsible for maintaining and developing the product web application and company website using React.js, DOM manipulation, REST API interaction, and mobile optimization. Armando also helps improve performance, UI usability, and responsiveness. Additionally, Armando has previous experience as a University Stage employee at ENEA in 2015.

Armando Cincotti has a strong educational background in computer science and engineering. Armando started their education journey in 2005 at High School "Ignazio Vian," where they obtained their High School Degree in 2010. In the same year, they attended EF International Language Campuses and successfully completed the EFCELT (EF Cambridge English Level Test) certification.

Armando then enrolled at Università degli studi Roma TRE in 2011 and pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science and Engineering, which they completed in 2015. During their undergraduate studies, they also attended One-to-One English School and earned the Cambridge ESOL Level 2 Certificate in English, specifically focusing on IELTS (International English Language Testing System).

Their passion for computer science and engineering led him to further their education. From 2016 to 2018, Armando pursued a Master's degree in Computer Science and Engineering at Università degli studi Roma TRE, solidifying their expertise in the field.

Armando's dedication to continuous learning is evident through their additional certifications. In 2010, they obtained the EFCELT (EF Cambridge English Level Test) certification from EF Education First. Furthermore, in 2011, they achieved the IELTS (International English Language Testing System) certification from the British Council. Armando's commitment to honing their language skills continued, and in 2022, they acquired the CEFR C1 (520/599) - EnglishScore certification from the British Council.

Overall, Armando Cincotti's education history showcases their broad knowledge in computer science and engineering, complemented by their proficiency in the English language.