Filippo Scorza

When I was young I always wanted to do lots of things, I had many interests ranging from computer science to technical design, from electrical engineering to woodworking, even disassemble various devices to change its functioning; I was often told that I had to choose what I wanted to be when I grow up and I have never been able to define myself.

Growing up, my being "all-rounder" has further intensified, and I approached the DIY (Do It Yourself)

way: I identify myself as Maker, I like Arduino, 3D Printers, world of IOT and I also build furniture by myself.

In all my interest, the process is almost always the same: I discover a subject and I study, I apply myself, I become a master until I start to get bored and I approach other “things."

I thought that my way of being, was not consistent and in conformity with the labor market, where you had to be vertical and knowing how to accurately answer the question "What is your job?"

Over the years I began to identify with the "magic word": multidisciplinary; I also found out that this definition is known in psychology and takes shape from the Universal Renaissance Man:

so I stopped trying to define myself and I continued to change jobs, readings, interests and passions.

Basically I knew I did not have a single vocation: my interest grows exponentially when I leave the

comfort zone and I start to think “out of the box”.

This way of being is definitely "exploded" when I left my employee job, to start my own business and

found my first startup: In this business area, when you have no money and you have to “Bootstrapping” you are forced to be hybrid, to study every day processes and different subjects, to develop solutions with what you have. You have to start an operating system with minimal resources.

What else?

Well, I’m a cyborg: I’ve got an NFC tag implanted underskin in my left hand!

I am convinced that this is the proper introduction for my resume, my skill and especially the way I approach and think.