Filippo Frater

As in Bizeta, I have been part of the development team for OneStore, which is part of the Software Business Unit of Custom S.p.a. OneStore is a point of sale solution for the retail fashion and luxury sector. I mainly work on the backend using .NET Core, but also handle frontend development with AngularJS, Angular, and React Nati Other technologies used: SQL Server, Azure SQL Server, MySQLite, Azure Dev For version control and branch workflow: Git with Azure DevOps, GitKraken (Git GUI), using release branch workflow with pull request policies

I was part of the development team for OneStore, which is part of the Software Business Unit of Custom S.p.a. OneStore is a point of sale solution for the retail fashion and luxury sector. I mainly worked on the backend using .NET Core, but also handled frontend development with AngularJS, Angular, and React Nati Other technologies used: SQL Server, Azure SQL Server, MySQLite, Azure Dev For version control and branch workflow: Git with Azure DevOps, GitKraken (Git GUI), using release branch workflow with pull request policies

Development in the industrial sector at Pernix for project-specific software.

During this period, in addition to development, I also took on the following responsibilities:

 - Technical and functional analysis, assisting the project manager
 - Technical support for sales (pre-sales)
 - Technical support for clients
 - Support for internal company processes

Implementation and integration of SugarCRM for the company's sales force, administration, and order management.

The service was cloud-based, but we developed a platform in .NET to streamline business processes and synchronize data between various systems (ERP, WMS, CRM).

Support for sales and clients in the following areas and technologies:

 - RFID
 - Industrial terminal hardware (Windows CE and Android)
 - EMM platform (SOTI MobiControl)
 - Zebra Voice Picking

Six-month internship where I supported the development team on client projects, developing applications for industrial terminals and RFID projects. I also assisted the person responsible for the internal infrastructure with IT help desk support for colleagues.

I attended Zebra courses and obtained certifications related to barcode technologies, RFID, and print management.

Technologies used: The development was primarily in C# (Windows Forms .NET 3.5, .NET 4.5), alternating with C for more specific needs on certain RFID hardware. SQL Server database.

The main manufacturers and partners I collaborated with were: Zebra Technologies, CAEN RFID, SOTI, and Teklynx.

My academic journey focused on three main areas: statistics, economics, and computer science. I delved into statistics, starting from its fundamentals and progressing to statistical inference. In the field of economics, I completed courses in macroeconomics, microeconomics, business economics, and business management. As for computer science, I acquired skills in programming, database management, and web development.

Particularly engaging were the courses in survey sampling, statistical models (including the study of neural networks), business economics, methodological statistics (with a focus on cluster analysis), and philosophy of science. These subjects significantly enriched my education, providing me with a broad and interdisciplinary perspective.

My studies culminated in a thesis titled 'Lifestyles and Social Inequalities in Veneto: Analysis of PASSI Data' ('Gli stili di vita e le disuguaglianze sociali in Veneto. Analisi di dati PASSI'). This research focused on analyzing health data and social inequalities in the Veneto region using the PASSI surveillance program. The thesis, written in Italian, explored the interconnections between lifestyle factors and social disparities, demonstrating the practical application of statistical analysis to real-world public health issues. Key aspects of the study included data analysis, system evaluation, and health assessment within the context of the Veneto region. This work is available for consultation through Open Access, reflecting my commitment to transparency and knowledge sharing in academic research.