An Industrial Engineer in the Space sector
Graduate student in Industrial Engineering, Politecnico di Torino (Italy)
About Me
● MS, Industrial Engineering, Politecnico di Torino, Italy, Present
● Summer School, CubeSat, ESA Academy, Belgium, 2024
● BS, Industrial Engineering, Università di Roma La Sapienza, Italy, 2023
I’m currently a master student in Industrial Engineering & Management at Polytechnic University of Turin, where I’m specializing in Space Economy. My studies are focused in Project Management, Space System Engineering, and Spacecraft Operations Management.
Sharing
I believe that sharing is an extremely important value. It is only through sharing that we are able to expand our views, compare and improve.
It is a value I (re)discovered during the Camino de Santiago: something you have learned, and perhaps keep to yourself, could be of extreme help to someone else.
This concept works very well in science and technology, where it is almost a must to share new discoveries in order to achieve progress. So why not share my thoughts and notes?
Anything else?
I am an extremely curious young student – I think this is the character that most distinguishes me. Once, Albert Einstein said:
Imagination is more important than knowledge: knowledge is limited, imagination embraces the world, stimulating progress, giving birth to evolution
I would add to imagination the same curiosity: before we imagine we must be curious. So was Faraday in observing electromagnetic phenomena, without any basic instruction in physics or mathematics. Curiosity moves the world and defines change.