The first 5-axis continuous machining centre was entrusted to me after a few years. Over time, the CAM world's needs became increasingly vertical, requiring tool databases with parameters, "automatic" work routines and process simplification. I continued working with the tool I began on, the Powermill/Powershape.

In 2012 I decided to finally stop working in the workshop (reluctantly, as chip removal had become a passion as well as a profession), in order to move to the other side of the barricade: first the commercial world, then the technical one, gaining significant experience at many leading companies in their sectors (software, tools, services). In particular, my most formative experience was at a well-known software company: my role as an application engineer involved providing technical support to manufacturing area customers using Delcam's CAM solutions (Featurecam and Powermill). During that time I learned to manage customer training, create post-processors, provide technical support for developing complex projects and, in general, to manage customers (even the most "troublesome") and their work problems.

In 2015 I ended my time as an employee and towards the end of that year I decided to become self-employed, which quickly evolved towards enrolling in the trade register. At the same time, I moved my personal and professional residence from Veneto to Emilia-Romagna.

To date, as well as my experience in the manufacturing world, I have always simultaneously kept up with the world of agromechanics (a sector I have been very passionate about since childhood). Along with some collaborations with trade magazines, I had the opportunity to organise various events and activities. Today I am qualified to drive wheeled agricultural vehicles, allowing me to work, whenever possible, with agromechanical companies in the role of tractor driver: my form of stress relief.