Modern embedded systems are increasingly defined by their ability to connect, communicate, and collaborate. Whether you are building a smart building sensor network, an industrial predictive maintenance system, or a fleet of agricultural IoT devices, the bridge between your hardware and the cloud is critical. Poor connectivity design leads to data loss, security vulnerabilities, and costly field updates.
I specialize in building secure, scalable, and maintainable IoT architectures from the sensor node to the cloud dashboard.
The gateway is the nerve center of any IoT deployment. It aggregates sensor data, manages local processing, and relays information to the cloud. I develop gateways on platforms like ESP32, STM32/NXP with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth modules, Raspberry Pi, and Linux-based SoCs.

ESP32 LilyGO – Ideal for IoT gateway prototyping with WiFi, Bluetooth and LoRa.
Key features I implement:
Connecting your device to a cloud platform unlocks remote monitoring, analytics, and device management. I have hands-on experience with:
Every integration includes retry logic, exponential backoff, and connection health monitoring to ensure robust operation under real-world network conditions.
Security is not an afterthought in IoT — it is a fundamental requirement. I implement:
I also conduct threat modeling sessions early in the design phase to identify and mitigate attack vectors before they reach production.
Field devices must be updatable. OTA updates allow you to fix bugs, patch vulnerabilities, and add features without physical access. I design OTA pipelines that include:
Raw sensor data is useless without actionable insights. I build dashboards and visualization layers using:
Each dashboard is tailored to your domain — whether that means temperature trends for cold chain logistics or motor vibration analysis for predictive maintenance.
From a single prototype to a thousand-device deployment, I deliver end-to-end IoT connectivity with production-ready code and support in English, Italian, or German.