MATTEO GHILARDINI — COMPUTER SCIENCE

I build things with code, then go find something fast to photograph.

Computer Science undergrad who's happiest either shipping a clean bit of software or out chasing good light with a camera — bonus points if there's an engine involved.

Software & Automation Focus
Cars · Bikes · Photography Also into
Open to interesting projects Status

A bit about me

I'm a Computer Science undergraduate with a habit of turning ideas into working software — whether that's a sleek app, a clever automation, or a script that quietly saves someone an afternoon of manual work.

When I'm not at the keyboard, I'm usually somewhere with an engine or a lens nearby. Cars and motorcycles taught me to care about precision and design that holds up under pressure; photography taught me patience and the value of a good composition — both have a way of sneaking into how I approach code.

I'm always exploring new tech and tinkering with side projects. This page collects a few of them — more get added as I build.

Languages

C C++ C# Java Python JavaScript TypeScript PHP R

Frameworks & Libraries

React Next.js Node.js Express FastAPI Spring Tailwind CSS

Data & Cloud

MySQL MongoDB MS SQL Server AWS Azure Docker

Tools

Git GitHub Figma Postman Notion Adobe Lightroom Arduino

What I'm into

The things that pull me away from the keyboard tend to sneak back into how I think about building software.

Cars

From daily-driver quirks to weekend track dreams — I geek out over design, engineering trade-offs, and the sound of a good exhaust note.

Motorcycles

Two wheels, zero distractions. I like the mechanical honesty of motorcycles — everything is exposed, nothing is hidden.

Photography

Mostly automotive and street shots. I like chasing good light almost as much as I like chasing a clean commit history.

Things I've built

A running log of projects I'm building or have shipped. This list only grows — add new entries in js/projects-data.js and they'll show up here automatically.

Let's build something

Got a project, an opportunity, or just want to talk cars and cameras? My inbox is open.