Hello, my name is Daniele Falchetti.

Who I am:

I've always valued community as a synergistic union of individuals with diverse skills. Regardless of their specific roles, each member brings unique experiences and knowledge, with a capacity to adapt to various situations. I believe this is made possible through communication.

Throughout my career, I encountered individuals who embraced this philosophy.

In 2016, I began working within a multidisciplinary team at LS&Blu, an established advertising agency. As a Junior Art Director, I gained my first experiences with corporate graphic design and began making creative decisions.

Later, during a trip through Europe, I met Francesco and Alessio. We shared similar future plans and discussed creating a venture to collaborate on freelance projects. Once back in Rome, we founded Ekiplab, a versatile work environment that offered specific training courses to those interested in joining our team.

After three years at Ekiplab, I sought new experiences and joined Agic Technology, an Italian multinational Microsoft partner, as a Frontend Developer. The transition met my expectations, thanks to my supportive colleagues and clients.

I later relocated to Barcelona, Spain, where I continued to work remotely for Agic. I quickly familiarized myself with the Spanish IT sector and was convinced of its potential. This led me to join IBM iX, IBM's service line that leverages industrial knowledge, design thinking, and exponential technologies to help clients innovate their ecosystems.

At IBM, I was soon promoted to Team Leader after successfully completing several projects.

For various reasons, I relocated once more, this time to Valencia.

After making a significant personal decision to marry my girlfriend, I've chosen to take a pause in my career and step away from IBM to focus on wedding preparations.

The show must go on, so I have started looking for a job that requires less effort than the previous one. Taking advantage of the situation, I decided to explore a different sector which led me to join into Prada Group. My time with Prada was brief but impactful, as I observed significant disarray. Without going into details about my experiences or generalizing to the entire high fashion sector, I hesitate to recommend working as a Software Engineer in this company.

During my stay in Valencia, I encountered a medium-sized company, GuruWalk. I participated in several events they organized, and it was great to experience a vibrant work environment with a simple and effective strategy for value creation. After a few weeks, I was lucky enough to join the GuruWalk team as a Senior Software Engineer.

GuruWalk, initially a start-up, gained value by operating in the tourism sector with the concept of free walking tours. Today, the company has outgrown its start-up status and is a worldwide leader in this type of tourism.

And now, here I am.