Summary
Francesco Nazzaro is a Senior Scientific Software Engineer with a decade of experience bridging theoretical physics and applied remote sensing, currently serving as deputy project manager and deputy technical lead for the Copernicus Data Store (CDS) Toolbox at B-Open. Trained in theoretical and lattice QCD with published thesis work, he applies rigorous scientific methods to building and maintaining production workflows for climate data, specializing in NetCDF/GRIB handling and the CDS application framework. He has deep mastery of Python’s scientific stack (xarray, numpy, scipy), machine learning tools (scikit-learn), and computer vision (OpenCV), and he pairs hands-on development with user training and operational support. Known for shepherding the CDS Toolbox from release into sustained operation, he blends research-grade data analysis skills with pragmatic engineering for environmental data platforms. Based in Rome, he brings an uncommon combination of high-energy physics research pedigree and practical experience delivering large-scale geoscience software.
10 years of coding experience
Master's degree, Theoretical Physics, 110/110 with honors, Master's degree, Theoretical Physics, 110/110 with honors at Università di Roma Tor Vergata
Italian, English