Product, design & engineering / Milan
Find clarity in chaos.
I’m Andrea. I build AI products, from the first lines of code to the details people use every day.
A decade of
building the useful part.
From live scores to computer vision and agents. Six projects, and my part in each.
012024—nowV7 GoAgents & knowledge
Turn human knowledge into AI.
I lead product across customer problems, interface design, agent behaviour, and evaluation. V7 Go lets experts teach agents how their work should be done.
Visit V7 Go022023BenchLLMTests for LLM products
Does it still do what you expect?
I made this open-source Python library with Simon Edwardsson. Teams can write down expected behaviour and test a product when its model or prompt changes.
Explore BenchLLM on GitHub032018—24V7 DarwinComputer vision & annotation
From the first release to a platform.
I joined V7 as its first engineer and helped build Darwin from the first release. It brought data, annotation, model-assisted work, and review into one product. My role grew from engineering into product direction.
Visit V7 Darwin042017AipolyAI with a sense of sight
Computer vision, in someone’s hand.
I wrote computer vision models for a visual assistant for blind people. The phone had to recognise objects quickly and speak clearly. The model and the person using it were parts of the same product.
Visit the Aipoly archive052016—17Open visionResearch papers → working code
I understood the paper once the code worked.
I built and shared implementations of computer vision research: autoencoders, object detection, workshop notebooks, and dataset tools.
Explore the code062015Forza FootballReal-time systems
The score needs to arrive on time.
I worked on the Elixir backend at Football Addicts, now Forza Football. Live scores taught me how much the quality of the infrastructure shapes the experience people have.
Visit Forza FootballThinking out loud.
Writing and conversations on building products.
Code led me
to product.
I’m a product leader who still likes to build.
I started with backend systems, then computer vision. At V7, I grew from the first engineer into product direction. Today, I work across product, design, engineering, and AI.
I care about how a product feels in use: what it makes clear, what it asks of someone, and what gets in their way.
I’m also working on how human teams and AI agents build together. I stay close to the code and to the people who use what we make.
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