About

I’m Riccardo Pesce, a computer engineer. My work has taken me from business intelligence and data engineering to backend systems and technical leadership, across insurance, gaming and media.

Follow the connections. Understand the system.

I’ve worked on designing, implementing and maintaining complex systems. My responsibilities have included implementation, architecture reviews, API alignment, commercial strategy and coordination across engineering teams. That experience is why I’m interested in the connections: how data moves, how services depend on each other and how stakeholders agree on what to build.

My engineering studies also covered automation, control and industrial networks. Those foundations keep me curious about the relationship between software and physical systems, alongside my professional experience in software and data.

Give the work a direction worth taking.

My north star is to build a fulfilling career, both personally and professionally. I want to put my time and energy into problems I care about, contribute something useful and keep learning. That is the direction I’m working towards, and the question I bring to new opportunities.

Projects give me a way to explore that direction through practice: try an idea, see what works, understand the limits and decide what deserves another iteration.

Make the learning worth sharing.

This website is where I document that process. I want to explain the problem behind a project, the choices I make and what I learn along the way. The aim is to give you enough context to judge whether an idea could be useful in your own work.

You can start with the blog or find me on the contacts page.