Michele Scuttari is a software engineer and PhD candidate at Politecnico di Milano with eight years of experience focused on compiler and backend development, currently working on an MLIR-based compiler for the Modelica language. His research and recent role as a research fellow center on compilation technologies for DAE-based modeling languages, bridging academic rigor with practical engineering. He combines deep systems knowledge from his computer engineering roots with strong credentials from Politecnico di Milano (Laurea Magistrale and Laurea triennale). Passionate about anything with an engine, Michele brings a rare blend of compiler expertise and domain interest in the automotive sector. Colleagues describe him as a hands-on compiler engineer who translates complex modeling semantics into efficient lower-level representations.
8 years of coding experience
PhD, Computer Science and Engineering, PhD, Computer Science and Engineering at Politecnico di Milano
Diploma, Scienze applicate, Diploma, Scienze applicate at Liceo Scientifico Belfiore
Sound recognition involving a pre-trained neural network on an embedded STM32 board
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