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PERSONAL INFORMATION |
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Nationality |
Italian |
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Date of Birth |
October 25th, 1983 |
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Place of Birth |
Naples, Italy |
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WORK EXPERIENCE |
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Occupation |
Private Teacher |
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Dates |
January 2006 – July 2008 |
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Main activities and responsibilities |
Teacher of Analysis, Physics, Theory of Control, and Programming for several high school and university students; these activities have significantly improved my communication skills and my ability to look at a given problem from several points of view |
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Occupation |
GNC Senior Engineer Internship |
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Dates |
January 2008 – February 2008 |
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Name of Employer |
Department of Aerospace Engineering, |
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Main activities and responsibilities |
GNC/AOCS modelling and simulation in Matlab/Simulink environment; study and development of satellite formation flight models |
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Tutor |
Prof. Michele Grassi, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Phone: +390817682217 E-mail: michele.grassi(at)unina.it |
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Occupation |
GNC Junior Engineer Internship |
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Dates |
July 2005 – September 2005 |
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Name of Employer |
Department of Space Science and Engineering “Luigi Napolitano”, |
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Main activities and responsibilities |
Models design and algorithms development for GNC simulations in Matlab/Simulink environment |
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Tutor |
Prof. Michele Grassi, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Phone: +390817682217 E-mail: michele.grassi(at)unina.it |
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Occupation |
Waiter / Barman |
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Dates |
September 1998 – August 2004 |
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waiter and (when occurring) barman in several restaurants and cafè in Naples; the responsibilities varied from preparing food and drinks to the table waiting service, and permitted me to work with several persons and understand the importance of team working, as well as develop good friendships that still last |
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EDUCATION AND TRAINING |
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Title of qualification awarded |
Master’s Degree in Aerospace and Astronautical Engineering |
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Dates |
December 2005 – March 2008 |
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Name of University |
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Principal subjects |
Complex Analysis, Space Systems, Satellite Sensors and Actuators, Computational Fluid Dynamics, Hypersonic Aerodynamics, Aerospace Structures, Aircraft Aerodynamics, Aerospace Systems Design, |
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Final grade |
110/110 cum laude and honourable mention |
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Thesis title |
Models Development for Performances Analysis of Electromagnetic Control in Satellite Formation Flight |
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Title of qualification awarded |
Bachelor’s Degree in Aerospace Engineering |
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Dates |
October 2002 – December 2005 |
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Name of University |
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Principal subjects |
Analysis, Physics, Computer Science, Dynamical Systems Analysis and Design, Astrodynamics, Control and Signals Theory, Fluid Dynamics, Aircraft Aerodynamics, Mechanics of Flight, Aerospace Structural Design and Aerospace Technologies |
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Final grade |
110/110 |
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Thesis title |
Control of Aerospace Vehicles by means of Magnetic Actuators |
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Title of qualification awarded |
Specialized Technician in Aeronautical Constructions (Italian title: Perito in Costruzioni Aeronautiche) |
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September 1999 – July 2002 |
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Name of High School |
Enrico Fermi Industry Technical Institute, |
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Principal subjects |
Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science, Aeronautical Technology, Mechanics of Flight, Aeronautical Constructions, CAD Design, Fundamentals of Aerodynamics |
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Final grade |
95/100 |
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LANGUAGES |
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Mother tongue |
Italian |
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English |
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Reading skills |
Fluent |
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Writing skills |
Good |
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Verbal skills |
Good |
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SOCIAL SKILLS AND COMPETENCES |
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OTHER SKILLS AND COMPETENCES |
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STANDARDS |
Knowledge of ECSS Standards, with a particular attention to ECSS-E-ST-10-09C ECSS-E-10-04 ECSS-E-40 ECSS-E-60 |
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HOBBIES |
Travelling, Soccer, Chess, Literature and Music |
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