I am a lecturer at Bocconi University with a strong quantitative background, holding a PhD in Statistics.

Over the years, I have appreciated how statistics can be used as a tool to address various scientific and social issues. 

Following my doctorate, I earned a master's degree in public health and worked as an epidemiologist at ASL Milan 1. In 2013, I joined Bocconi University to work on a European project focused on public policies. Teaching at the bachelor's, master's, and PhD levels has been one of my greatest passions, to which I have dedicated significant time and effort.

Since 2016, I have been involved in research related to flexible work arrangements (smart-working). I managed every aspect of a scientific experiment on this topic.