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CV: Aerospace Research Engineer
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Nationality |
Italian |
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Date of birth |
October 02, 1982 |
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Gender |
Male |
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Work experience |
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Dates |
From November 2011 - Present |
| Occupation or position held | Aerospace Research Engineer |
| Main activities and responsibilities |
Analysis and definition of the software architecture of applications for mission management and failure mitigation to be used on flying unmanned aerial vehicles UAVs (MISE project); the architecture definition was carried out using UMS and SysML modelling languages to ensure full coverage of system requirements and to simplify the design process.
Mission analysis and study of atmospheric re-entry trajectories for an experimental reusable unmanned winged spacecraft; definition and optimization of final approach and landing trajectory to ensure safe landing of the spacecraft within structural and performance limits (PRIDE-USV3 project).
Business or sector: Aerospace Research Center
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| Name and address of employer |
CIRA S.C.p.A. - Centro Italiano Ricerche Aerospaziali Via Maiorise snc I-81043 Capua (Caserta) - ITALY |
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Dates |
From May 2011 to October 2011 |
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Occupation or position held |
Avionic software developer |
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Main activities and responsibilities |
Hardware development of “Sensor Box”, a Flight Data Recorder for small airplanes with built-in attitude sensors and interface to pressure probe. Software development of Blue Efis SVS, a Synthetic Vision System for small airplanes that can provide a 3-D view of terrain around the aircraft (based on STRM data). Development of SCB, a system of portable light devices for small and medium airports to be used as visual aids (runway and taxiway lights), equipped with high efficiency LED lights, rechargeable battery pack and solar panels. Each device is connected with the others through a ZigBee wireless communication module and the whole system can be remotely controlled. |
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Name and address of employer |
Biofly S.r.l. Via Pontina vecchia, km 34,000 I-00040 Ardea (Roma) – ITALY |
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Type of business or sector |
Hardware and software development for avionics systems dedicated to light aviation aircrafts. |
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Education and training |
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Dates |
From February 2007 to March 2011 |
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Title of qualification awarded |
2nd Level Degree in Astronautical Engineering(degree mark 107/110) |
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Title of thesis |
Development of radar-absorbent panels made with nanocomposites materials (Sviluppo di pannelli schermanti radar-assorbenti a base di nanocompositi). |
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Principal subjects/occupational skills covered |
Astrodynamics, Space Flight Dynamic, Launch and Reentry Trajectories, Space Propulsion, GPS Systems and Space Navigation, Guidance and Control of Launch Systems, Orbit Determination, Manned Missions. |
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Name and type of organisation providing education and training |
Sapienza University of Rome Scuola di Ingegneria Aerospaziale (School of Aerospace Engineering) Via Salaria 851/881 I-00138 Rome |
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Dates |
From September 2001 to February 2007 |
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Title of qualification awarded |
1st Level Degree in Aerospace Engineering |
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Title of thesis |
Study of the probe and the propulsion system of the Venus Express mission (Studio della sonda e del sistema propulsivo della missione Venus Express). |
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Principal subjects/occupational skills covered |
Aerodynamics, Aerospace Structures and Materials, Aerospace Propulsion, Flight Mechanics, Aerospace Technology, Quality Management, Safety of Industrial Plants. |
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Name and type of organisation providing education and training |
Sapienza University of Rome Facoltà di Ingegneria (Faculty of Engineering) Via Eudossiana 18 I-00184 Rome |
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Dates |
From September 1996 to July 2001 |
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Title of qualification awarded |
Diploma di Maturità Classica (High School Classic Degree) |
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Principal subjects/occupational skills covered |
Italian Language and Literature, Hold Languages (Latin & Greek), Classic Literature (Latin & Greek), History, Philosophy, Art History. |
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Name and type of organisation providing education and training |
Classic Lyceum “G. De Sanctis” Via Cassia 931 I-00189 Roma |
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Personal skills and competences |
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Mother tongue |
Italian |
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Other languages |
English, French (basic) |
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Social skills and competences |
Good ability in team work gained in various university project in which was essential collaboration, cooperation and communication between team members. Excellent sense of organization. |
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Computer skills and competences |
Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Windows™ operating systems and Office™ suite, in particular Word™, Excel™ and PowerPoint™. Extensive knowledge of Adobe™ graphic suite, in particular Photoshop™, Dreamweaver™, Acrobat™, After Effects™ and Premiere™. Programmer with languages Fortran 90™ (high level), C++™ (basic level), HTML (high level). Excellent knowledge of Matlab™ language. |
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Additional informations |
- Partecipazione allo studio di fattibilità di una missione umana su Marte eseguito in collaborazione con ASI (Agenzia Spaziale Italiana); il lavoro si è focalizzato sullo studio di processi e impianti chimici per le attività ISRU (In Situ Resource Utilization) con lo scopo di utilizzare le risorse marziane per ottenere propellente, ossigeno ed acqua per supporto alla missione. - Partecipazione al team primario di “Flight Dynamics” durante la fase A del progetto ESMO (European Student Moon Orbiter) promosso da ESA. |
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Publications |
Article: “Nuclear Propulsion for Human Exploration: the Mars and Moon Case” IAC-09- C4.7.-C3.5.1, at the International Astronautical Congress.
Note: The publication is based on the analysis of mass and power budget for a hypothetical manned mission to Mars; two different configurations are considered, based on chemical and nuclear space propulsion systems. For both propulsion systems has been calculated the optimal trajectories for Earth-Mars transfer. It was studied the problem of the use of Martian resources (ISRU - In-Situ Resource Utilization) with a focus on chemical-related problems. The publication was obtained from a larger work made for the Italian Space Agency in collaboration with the School of Aerospace Engineering under the supervision of Eng. Andrea Lorenzoni of ASI. |
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