Marco Liberati is a Principal Software Engineer based in Rome with 14 years of experience building web applications, data visualizations, and graph-centric systems. He drives front-end UX and visual polish at Elastic, contributing notable enhancements to the high-profile Kibana Lens UI—adding features like custom tooltips and color controls that improve usability for Elastic Stack users. A long-time graph enthusiast, he co-founded and organizes GraphRM, a community focused on connected data, and has industrial experience at graph-specialized teams such as Cambridge Intelligence and Linkurious. Comfortable across Node.js, JavaScript, and graph databases, he blends algorithmic thinking with practical UI craftsmanship. His background includes an M.Sc. in Computer Science and hands-on infrastructure work (e.g., building NodeJS tooling for NYU Abu Dhabi), reflecting a mix of research-minded problem solving and production delivery.
15 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science, Visitor Scholar, Computer Science, Visitor Scholar at New York University
M.Sc. Computer Science, Computer Science, 108 out of 110, M.Sc. Computer Science, Computer Science, 108 out of 110 at Università degli Studi di Roma Tre
Contributions:1982 reviews, 446 commits, 1255 PRs in 2 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Marco's commits focus on improving the Lens UI, specifically the user experience and visual appearance of its components. Contributions include implementing features like custom tooltip functionality, color controls, and user interface enhancements for the table and annotation panels. The code changes demonstrate the user's strong focus on improving the visual presentation and usability of the Lens application, particularly within the context of the Ember and EUI libraries.
Terraling is a Ruby on Rails web application to let you store and browse your linguistic data. For More information read the README file.
Contributions:932 commits, 26 PRs, 102 pushes in 5 years 4 months
ruby-on-rails
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