Hello, my name is Bruno Ragucci, and I was born in 1981. I have a deep passion for embedded systems and everything related to electronics. In my free time, I enjoy creating electronic prototypes and exploring new ideas. I also love staying active through cycling, running, skiing, and swimming. Meeting new people is something I value, especially when it comes to sharing knowledge and skills related to my interests.

 “Your big opportunity may be right where you are now.”

Growth

Since childhood, I’ve been captivated by the mysteries surrounding microcontrollers and integrated circuits. Growing up in an era where information sharing relied on exchanging notes and manuals with friends and acquaintances, I was drawn to every technical detail I could find. My journey in computer science began at age seven when I first encountered a personal computer: the Commodore 64. Guided by the manual, I started learning BASIC, marking the beginning of a lifelong fascination with programming and technology.

At age ten, my parents, noticing my natural inclination for IT, enrolled me in a computer course and upgraded my PC to a model more powerful than the well-known 8086. Here, I learned the essentials of MS-DOS commands and furthered my understanding of GW-BASIC. By high school, I had progressed to studying Turbo Pascal, developing my first more advanced software, and benefiting from a new Pentium 133 MHz PC.

Upon completing high school, confident in my passion for computer science, I pursued a degree in Computer Engineering. While my interest in IT only grew, so did my fascination with electronics and embedded systems. This led me, during my master’s degree, to focus on embedded systems and integrated circuits. Today, as an Embedded Software Engineer, I apply and continuously expand my expertise in developing applications for these systems. My skills enable me to work proficiently in execution environments with or without operating system support.

In terms of networking, I’ve applied my academic training through collaborations with companies that provide support to both private and public sector clients. I’ve contributed to designing and deploying complex networking infrastructures, gaining valuable hands-on experience.

Since early 2016, I have been developing a personal project, AGRIDOMO.com, which serves as both a testing ground and a skill-building platform for my work. The original idea was to create a multi-user platform for comprehensive farm management—from resource allocation to remote control of embedded devices. This project has presented numerous challenges that have pushed me to deepen my knowledge and develop innovative solutions.

Throughout my career, I’ve had the privilege of working across various industries, including aerospace, automotive, defense, and transportation, where I’ve gained and refined a diverse set of skills that continue to drive my growth as a professional.