Davide Vitali

Head of Integration Architecture @UniCredit

Milan, IT
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WORK HISTORY

Apr 2024 — Present

Head of Integration Architecture @UniCredit

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Milan, IT

Lead the Integration Architecture team with the mission- Design, evolve, and maintain integration architecture for new/existing assets. Produce project-related deliverables (sequence diagram, integration architecture diagram, event integration map, etc.)- Manage the change and run of the Integration Architecture assets - Cooperate with the Domain Solution Architect in the solution definition- Create and maintain integration patterns and solution design to achieve reusability and promote standardization for cloud-native applications as well as legacy ones- Create, manage and promote integration best practices- Create, maintain and promote API design best practices- Help engineering teams in building and operating their integrations

EDUCATION

1999 — 2004

Unversita degli studi di Milano

2, Computer Technology/Computer Systems Technology

1993 — 1998

I.T.S.O.S M. Curie di Cernusco S/N (Milan)

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SKILLS

MysqlTrainingLinuxLingua IngleseSicurezzaProgram ManagementFormazioneHuman ResourcesJavaTelecomunicazioniMicrosoft OfficeTelecommunicationsEnglishPythonLeadershipSecurityPhpProject ManagementPublic SpeakingC#

ABOUT DAVIDE VITALI

I\'m an experienced IT Architect. Solution Architect as well as Data Architect. I worked more than 15 years as consultant in many organizations, from bigger to smaller and in multiple sectors. In 2019, I joined the Group Architecture Team in UniCredit. I\'m passionate about IT technology. Learning and improving myself is what I\'ve been doing since the first x86 computer that I switched on.

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