Emil Fazzi
Emil Fazzi
IT Engineer
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Passionate about blending technology with creativity, I thrive at the intersection of engineering and innovation. With a deep interest in cloud-native architectures, embedded systems, and IoT, I’m driven by the challenge of turning complex ideas into functional, cutting-edge solutions. My work spans from developing intelligent systems to experimenting with remote sensing technologies for real-world applications. Outside of engineering, I find inspiration in music, where I merge technical skills with artistic expression, creating unique experiences through sound and live performances.
Work Projects and Experiences
Work Projects and Experiences
Research Engineer | University of Trento
Research Engineer | University of Trento
The Master intership, performed at the RSLab of the University of Trento, had the goal to investigate on a Cloud-Native distributed solution for ESA JUICE mission data analysis. The actual work consisted in developing and testing a Kubernetes based architecture PoC for performing science operations and data analysis.
Remote Sensing Scientist | University of Trento
Remote Sensing Scientist | University of Trento
ESA Sentinel-2
Internship at RSLab of the University of Trento. The main task of the internship was to experiment and find innovative solutions for agriculture monitoring through remote sensing technologies. In particular, the method exploited during the internship was about the monitoring of agricultural areas based on the discrete-state analisys of long time series of Sentinel-2 images.
Personal Projects
Personal Projects
Electronics and IoT Projects
Electronics and IoT Projects
Neuro_Evolved_Cellular_Automata.pdfExperiment of a DIY laser scanner for creating images using backscattered light
LED DIY panels, created for experimenting visual effects and musical synesthesia
As an avid electronics and IoT enthusiast, I enjoy working with embedded systems like Arduino and ESPs, integrating sensors, LEDs, and various components to create functional and innovative projects. From domotics systems that enhance my daily life to experimental IoT devices, my passion extends beyond just building — it’s about blending technology with creativity.
I particularly enjoy combining my skills in informatics, signal processing, and data analysis with my love for music. This fusion has led me to develop custom hardware and software for live performances with my band, sound experimentation, and music creation. Whether it's creating interactive setups for live shows or experimenting with new soundscapes, my projects reflect the perfect harmony of technology and artistic expression.
Music
Music
Music has always been a core part of my life, fueling my creativity and energy. Since 2021, I’ve been playing keyboards in a band (AMMO), where we compose and perform our own songs, sharing our passion with audiences through live shows. We are committed to continually evolving our sound and stage presence to deliver engaging performances and transmitting our emotions.
My musical journey began in childhood, studying piano and keyboards at the Vivaldi Music School in Bolzano. The school's nurturing community of musicians helped shape my passion, and I actively participate in events such as the annual "Festival Studentesco," where I volunteer with the Backing Band, accompanying high school singers from across the province.
Music is not just a hobby, it’s an essential part of who I am, constantly driving me to explore new creative possibilities.
Erasmus
Erasmus
Carlos III University | Madrid
Carlos III University | Madrid
Attended courses:
Computer Vision
Object Oriented Programming
During my second year of university, I had the incredible opportunity to spend a semester abroad at Carlos III University in Madrid as part of the Erasmus program. Living in a dynamic city like Madrid taught me invaluable life skills, from organizing my academic semester to navigating life in a bustling metropolis. Adapting to a new culture, language, and lifestyle helped me develop a strong sense of autonomy and resilience.
Academically, the experience was equally transformative. At Carlos III University, a large and vibrant campus, I took on challenging courses that pushed me to grow. One of the most impactful was Modern Theory of Detection and Estimation, where I gained a solid foundation in statistics, a key element for machine learning and decision-making algorithms. Despite the course's difficulty, my passion for the subject and the support of a collaborative study group led to a successful outcome.
Another highlight was Computer Vision, where I developed an algorithm to create virtual augmented reality 3D graphics on printed ArUco codes. This project, built using OpenCV with C++, was both demanding and rewarding, and I was proud to achieve top marks in the course.
Overall, the Erasmus semester was a pivotal moment in my academic and personal life. The practical, project-focused learning, combined with the challenge of living in a new environment, significantly enhanced my problem-solving, coping, and management skills — an experience that continues to shape me today.
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