I’ve always had a huge passion for mechanics. I started working at 16 as a handyman in the prototype department of a well-known company that deals with motorcycle exhaust systems. I took care of the welding, turning, preparation and tuning of motors, at the time I felt to be in the right place.

I worked at this company every summer, until I graduated as a mechanical professional (ITIS). After graduation, I wanted to continue my studies by enrolling at university but, for a series of personal reasons, I had to abandon the idea of ​​an engineering degree and soon start my career at a company specialised in the production of hydraulic components. I was not happy, I was missing something, and after a while I decided to resign to work as a technician in a company specialising in the construction of exhaust systems in the automotive sector. The ambition to grow pushed me to do my utmost to bring out my qualities.

In a short time I started working in the technical office and taking care of the design. My life as a designer began here, I was very happy but I felt I was missing something! The coveted engineering degree was always there in the mind and heart. So, at the age of 31, I decided to enroll in the entrance test in Mechanical Engineering. My adventure as a working student starts from here!

In less than 5 years I have reached my goal: Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering! After 17 years in the same company, the stimuli were now over, I needed new blood to satisfy my curiosity and to make the most of the years dedicated to studying. By chance, while surfing the internet, I noticed a People Design advert. After sending of the CV and the technical interviews, I receive the much-dreamed proposal that, overcoming all sorts of inertia, led me to accept the challenge and throw myself headlong into this new reality.

After 1 month of training, I was immediately involved in an internal project: the development of part of the chassis of a new electric vehicle with new features. People Design is a company that always confronts you with new challenges, offers you the opportunity to put the acquired knowledge into practice and develop your passion for the world of motors. Today, in addition to being responsible for internal projects, I take care of training new recruits in the automotive field and endeavor to transmit all that passion that has always animated my work.