University of Pisa
Physics studies at the University of Pisa, with current focus on theoretical physics, quantum field theory, lattice field theory, numerical methods, and scientific computing.
Curriculum vitae
Luca Ciucci
Software developer focused on systems programming, static analysis and scientific software
I work on software for technically demanding domains, combining experience in C/C++ tooling, static analysis, scientific computing, 3D reconstruction, and low-level systems development.
A practical mix of science, software, and hands-on engineering.
Scientific and technical foundations that shape how I approach engineering problems.
A broad toolkit, with current emphasis on systems, static analysis, and scientific software.
Software close to the machine, from desktop applications to constrained devices.
Applied numerical methods, geometry, and software engineering for real-world measurement systems.
Basic practical knowledge, mainly working with prebuilt boards, sensors, cameras, and embedded components.
Practical experience with manual tools, CNC machines, G-code, CAM, and 3D printing.
BUGSENG s.r.l.
Static analysis and developer tooling for safety-critical C and C++ software.
I contribute to ECLAIR, BUGSENG's static analysis platform for C and C++ software, used in contexts where correctness, maintainability, and compliance with safety-critical coding standards are important.
My work involves analysis-related development, developer tooling, automation, and integration tasks across a mixed technology stack. The main focus is on C/C++ static analysis and support for coding standards such as MISRA, AUTOSAR, and CERT, while also contributing to surrounding tools, scripts, interfaces, integrations, development workflows and web components.
Scanny3D s.r.l.
Software and algorithm development for 3D reconstruction.
Worked on software and algorithms for 3D scanning & reconstruction, combining programming with practical work on cameras, projectors, electronics, mechanics, calibration, and 3D printing.
The work involved both experimental prototyping and practical engineering, from acquisition workflows and reconstruction algorithms to hardware integration.
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Physics studies at the University of Pisa, with current focus on theoretical physics, quantum field theory, lattice field theory, numerical methods, and scientific computing.
Attended lessons on mechanics, physics laboratory, motorbike mechanical development, production, data analysis, and cooperative problem solving.
Attended physics courses with emphasis on classical and modern physics, including laboratory experiences in measurement and computing.
Attended courses on high-energy particle accelerator physics at the LNF INFN laboratories, with particular interest in accelerator technologies and tracking detectors.
English level B2.
Scientific high school diploma, applied sciences section, with a 100/100 score at T.C.O. Fermo.
Built Body Tracking Web and the VDU posture monitor, a prototype system designed to help people improve their posture while working at a video terminal.
The project won the competition organized by Confindustria Marche and continued toward product-oriented development.
Winner of the ASML Intergalactic Coding Challenge 2019.
Two-week experience at CERN after winning the Beamline for Schools competition. We performed tests on the T9 beam facility with a Cherenkov detector proposed and built by our school team.
I was particularly involved in detector design, construction and testing, data analysis, and electronics.
Performed experiments with the Cherenkov detector from the 2016 BL4S proposal on one of the Frascati INFN LINAC's beams at the BTF.
Participated with the "pac-man" project, for which I built most of the robot and all the firmware.
Participated in the first group of the school project proposing a Cherenkov-effect detector for the 2016 CERN Beamline for Schools competition.