Umberto Califano

Analyzed, designed, and developed cloud-native monitoring and integration systems for airport operations management. Utilized Java, Quarkus, Angular, and Kafka for these critical systems.

Led the analysis, design, and development of medical software systems (class I and IIb), coordinating team activities based on functional requirements. Defined software specifications, UX/UI, and system architecture for various projects, including a remote vital signs monitoring system and therapy workflow management suites.

Contributed to the analysis, design, and development of medical software systems (class I and IIb). Developed a suite of Android apps and services for alarm management, IR positioning, waveform transmission, and drug administration tracking.

Developed infrastructure components for electronic toll systems, adhering to the ISO/TS 17575 standard. Utilized Java, GeoTools, Oracle, Spring, and JPA/Hibernate in the development process.

Analyzed, designed, and developed diverse computer systems, while also coordinating activities and managing customer relations. Key projects included maritime navigation applications, image measurement software, and territory monitoring systems.

Developed components for the FrontOffice point of sales application. Utilized C++ and Qt for the development of these essential components.

Conducted firmware testing and developed prototypes for lightweight HTTP server solutions in low-resource environments. Leveraged C++ and Lua for these development tasks.

Developed applications for iOS/Android platforms, web applications, and user interfaces for touchscreens. Utilized Objective-C, C++, OpenFrameworks, and JavaScript in these projects.

Focused on core computer engineering subjects including Image Analysis, Security & Cryptography, Software Engineering, Data Structures & Algorithms, and Networking. Also studied Artificial Intelligence and completed a thesis within the WINSPECT project (CROSSTEXNET 2010).