He began his career as a programmer for several companies such as Olivetti, specializing in C++, C, Java, and the use of Borland products (now known as Embarcadero). In 1996, he moved to England, where he worked for IBM UK Ltd and DST International, taking part in major projects for the London Stock Exchange; he developed applications for the financial sector and gained both technical and operational expertise in finance. After returning to Italy, he collaborated with several Italian software houses, and in 2002 he started his own venture by founding bit Time Software, where he is CEO.