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About Mauro Tommasi
Meet Mauro Tommasi
AI Engineer, Blockchain Expert, and Technology Innovator
Behind every great tech blog is someone who doesn't just write about technology—they build it. Mauro Tommasi is an AI Engineer and full-stack developer with over a decade of hands-on experience across artificial intelligence, blockchain, cloud infrastructure, and data engineering.
Currently based in Zurich, Switzerland, Mauro brings a unique perspective shaped by work in some of Europe's most demanding tech environments. From building machine learning models at Banca Mediolanum in Milan to architecting decentralized finance applications in Zug's famous Crypto Valley, his career spans the full spectrum of modern technology.
A Builder, Not Just a Blogger
What sets Mauro apart is his engineering-first approach. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in Computer and Automation Engineering and has earned professional certifications from IBM, Microsoft, AWS, and Google in AI, cloud architecture, and DevOps. When he writes about large language models, he's drawing from real experience deploying them. When he explains blockchain, it's because he's built smart contracts and DeFi applications from scratch.
His technical arsenal includes Python, Rust, C#, and JavaScript, along with deep expertise in frameworks like PyTorch, TensorFlow, Django, and React. He's worked with every major cloud platform—Azure, GCP, AWS, and Oracle Cloud—and has hands-on experience with Kubernetes, Docker, and modern CI/CD pipelines.
From Fintech to the Future
Mauro's journey through fintech gave him a front-row seat to how AI and data are transforming industries. At Banca Mediolanum, he built ML models that analyzed customer behavior patterns. At Mirroring DeFi AG, he combined blockchain technology with advanced analytics, running sentiment analysis across cross-chain data using Apache Spark.
As founder and CEO of his own web development company for nearly eight years, he learned that the best technology means nothing if it doesn't solve real problems for real people.
