I am a mathematician graduated in 2005 from Roma Tre University of Rome. I completed a two-years MSc in pure mathematics in 2008 with a focus on algebraic geometry.

I was awarded an MSc in Mathematics and Finance at Imperial College London in 2009. I  started  a PhD in applied mathematics which I completed in March 2016 at University College London witha a dissertation on volatility-linked financial products.

Starting November 2012 I worked at the Italian pension funds regulatory agency (COVIP) as a risk and data analyst, and took part to EIOPA working groups on the IORP directive revision.

In 2016 I joined the Department of Mathematics Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) München  as a Postdoctoral Fellow. I held exercise classes in Numerical Methods for Financial Mathematics and Computational Finance (implementations in Java, Octave/Matlab) and carried out activity research.

Since October 2021 I am assistant Professor at the Department of Statistics of the University of Bologna. Until June 2019 I was lecturer at the Department of Economics and Management of the University of Parma.

Besides mathematics, my personal interests are music, cinema and literature. I am a good chess amateur, play guitar and basketball.