Software engineer · Product architect

Engineering
what’s next.

I’m Andrea Vincenzo Abbondanza.
I turn complex problems into useful software.

Founder of Eleria. Software Made in Italy: products designed and developed in Italy, where thoughtful design meets solid engineering. My background connects software architecture with applied research.

Andrea Vincenzo Abbondanza
Andrea Vincenzo AbbondanzaBased in Italy · Swiss roots
Currently building at Eleria ↗
Software architectureProduct developmentApplied researchFounder at Eleria

Selected work

Real problems.
Purpose-built products.

All current projects

Environmental engineeringAvailable

SWater

Modeling and simulation tools for biological wastewater treatment. Applied research, translated into a practical workspace.

Explore SWater

Food safetyAvailable

EleCCP

Food safety, traceability and daily operations, made simpler. A dedicated platform for the people responsible for getting it right.

Explore EleCCP

Finance & workAvailable

Fischio

A clearer view of numbers, taxes and deadlines. Tools that help Italian freelancers keep their finances in order.

Explore Fischio

How I work

A product mindset.
An engineering foundation.

I like understanding how things work, and making them work better. That means staying close to the problem through research, design, development and delivery.

Product & architecture

From understanding a domain to designing the systems that support it.

  • Software architecture
  • SaaS platforms
  • Domain modeling
  • Technical coordination

Engineering

Practical, maintainable tools across the full application stack.

  • TypeScript · React
  • Python · Django
  • C# · .NET
  • Node.js
  • Flutter · React Native

Research & delivery

Connecting applied research with software that people can use.

  • Applied R&D
  • AI integration
  • Docker · Cloud
  • Technical documentation

A little more human

Beyond the code.

I grew up between Swiss roots and life in Italy. Away from software, I enjoy cooking, hiking, photography, books and a good video game. Curiosity tends to follow me off-screen, too.

And then there’s my tabby cat, Don’t click here!. Don’t let the innocent look fool you.