Summary
Daniela Mazza is an experienced public-sector IT professional with over two decades at Regione Emilia-Romagna, blending electronic engineering and communication sciences to design and manage databases, dynamic websites, and inter-application systems for government services. Trained as an electronic engineer (M.Eng.) and later in communication theory, she brings a rare cross-disciplinary perspective that informs both technical system optimization and citizen-centric information design. Her doctoral research focuses on distributed multimedia systems for IoT in smart cities, emphasizing provenance timing and quality of experience—an indication of deep interest in real-time, user-focused system performance. Since early career roles in industry quality assurance, she has applied rigorous process and standards thinking to public administration IT. Based in Bologna, Daniela is a lifelong learner and tech enthusiast who bridges academic research and practical deployment to improve internal and external e-government processes. Her background suggests a knack for translating complex technical models into usable services for citizens and institutions.
11 years of coding experience
University of Bologna
Corso di Master Universitario di 2° livello-CMU2, Public Management and Innovation, Corso di Master Universitario di 2° livello-CMU2, Public Management and Innovation at Bologna Business School - Università di Bologna
IN3 Uoc
English, Italian, Spanish