Summary
Matteo Cinelli is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Sapienza University of Rome with nine years of research experience focused on predictive and systemic analysis in economic and industrial contexts. He holds a Laurea Magistrale with highest honors in Management Engineering and completed a PhD in Engineering/Industrial Management, bringing strong quantitative and modeling skills to studies of complex networks, optimization, and machine learning. His academic trajectory includes postdoctoral roles at ISC‑CNR and Ca' Foscari and a visiting fellowship at UCLouvain, contributing to EU projects on online hate speech monitoring and social media analysis. Matteo combines rigorous theoretical work with hands‑on programming to implement statistical models and forecasting systems, often applied to data‑driven societal challenges like information diffusion and climate‑related datasets. He thrives in dynamic, collaborative environments and pursues continuous improvement both personally and within research teams. Outside academia he is an avid outdoor enthusiast—an interest that often informs a practical, resilience‑oriented approach to problem solving.
9 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Dottorato di ricerca, Engineering/Industrial Management, Dottorato di ricerca, Engineering/Industrial Management at Università di Roma Tor Vergata
Italian, English, German