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Curriculum vitae INFORMAZIONI PERSONALI Iaconelli Riccardo Giulio Milano (Italia) Data di nascita 11/12/1990 | Nazionalità Italiana ESPERIENZA PROFESSIONALE 2017–alla data attuale Open Source Leadership Mentor Mozilla Foundation Mentore per il programma di Open Source Leadership, un programma di Mozilla Foundation per formare project manager che seguano la metodologia Open Source. 2016–alla data attuale Technical Speaker Mozilla Foundation Parte del team di Developer Relations per la divulgazione di tecnologie Open Source e Open Web 2015–alla data attuale Open Source Maintainer WikiToLearn Maintainer di WikiToLearn, un progetto Open Source per l'editing e la creazione collaborativa di libri di testo. 2004–alla data attuale Open Source Contributor e Maintainer KDE - Contributor per il progetto Plasma, il più importante desktop environment Open Source, e altre parti del progetto, sempre open source, come: KDEGames, kde-i18n-it, KDE-PIM, Raptor, packaging. - Maintainer dei seguenti Componenti Open Source: Akunambol, KDELibs (Plasma Packages), Amarok QML UI - Parte del team di marketing e di Comunicazione 2008–2017 Mentore Google (Summer of Code) Mentore, in diverse annate nel periodo 2008-2017, per diversi progetti Open Source (Ruqola, Plasma, ...). 2011–2012 Co-Founder & CTO Ispirata Co-Foundere CTO di Ispirata SRL, un'azienda di consulenza che offre soluzioni basate su software Open Source. 2005–2010 Vice Coordinatore Oxygen Project ISTRUZIONE E FORMAZIONE 2015–alla data attuale Laurea Magistrale in Fisica Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Milano (Italia) 2010–2014 Laurea in Fisica Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Milano (Italia) 17/11/17 © Unione europea, 2002-2017 | http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu Pagina 1 / 2 01/2014–06/2014 Erasmus Program Uppsala University, Uppsala (Svezia) COMPETENZE PERSONALI Lingua madre italiano Altre lingue COMPRENSIONE PARLATO PRODUZIONE SCRITTA Ascolto Lettura Interazione Produzione orale inglese C2 C2 C2 C2 C2 francese C1 B2 B2 B2 B1 svedese B1 B1 A2 A2 A2 Livelli: A1 e A2: Utente base - B1 e B2: Utente autonomo - C1 e C2: Utente avanzato Quadro Comune Europeo di Riferimento delle Lingue Competenze comunicative Ottime competenze comunicative: sono stato invitato come relatore a molti eventi tecnici (es. Qt Developer Days, FOSDEM, OSCAL, Akademy, ...) e ho tenuto seminari in alcune delle più prestigiose università del mondo (Pisa, UCL, Imperial College, ...) Competenze professionali Ottime competenze dimentoring, leadership, e trasferimento della conoscenza. Competenze digitali AUTOVALUTAZIONE Creazione di Risoluzione di Elaborazione delle informazioni Comunicazione Sicurezza Contenuti problemi Utente avanzato Utente avanzato Utente avanzato Utente avanzato Utente avanzato Competenze digitali - Scheda per l'autovalutazione .

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