Marco Hazan

The things that impressed me most from university were:

• Writing efficient algorithms (graph searches, sorting...), using efficient data structures, with the C language.
• I then concentrated a lot on writing the most modular and scalable as possible, following the principles of high cohesion and loose coupling, with particular attention to UML diagrams and design patterns, using the Java language.
• A course that I really liked was the one on security where I learned how encryption algorithms work, the main attacks and what the best practices are to avoid them.
• My degree thesis was based on a daemon written in Python that listened to the university's mail server, and based on what was written on the email it published a piece of news and persisted it in a database.

The language with which I feel very comfortable is certainly Java which accompanied me in my studies and which I still use in my work, in particular the Spring Boot framework. However, I know how to program in many languages including python, nodejs, golang and I am always motivated to learn new ones.
A world I'm becoming more and more passionate about is the design of microservice architectures and their integration in the cloud world, which is why I love Docker and I'm studying and training to become an AWS certified developer.