Luigi Ubezio

Business Process Design, Application management, Data Quality Control for IGA (Identity Governance and Administration), IAM (Identity Access Management), and PAM (Privileged Access Management) solutions. The final customer is a leading Credit Card Management Company. The product used is Hitachi ID Bravura Security Fabric (v. 11 & 12). A consistent set of Custom Data Quality Control procedures have been implemented leveraging on Python 3.x and Splunk 11.

According to FINMA 08/21 Appendix 3 Circular on the proper treatment of risks related to the confidentiality of electronic personal data of natural persons ("private clients") I was involved in a Compliance Project; my main responsibilities were to identify, recollect and model data related to personal information (CID: Client Identifying Data).

In the mass distribution context, I was working on software projects that leverages on Big Data approach (spec. Cloudera Hadoop, HBase, Spark, and Kafka). Main tasks: + management of the work progress meetings + drafting and validation of functional analysis with the client + identification of architectural solutions with the development team

Feasibility studies, functional analysis, costs evaluations, solution architecture design in the context of Banking & Finance Projects. Main topics are related to communication between mainframe/CICS resources and Web enabled platforms. State of the art communication patterns have been used to design the solution architecture. I directly managed a project to identify Customer's Profiling (Risk Acceptance, Financial Experience, Holding Period) according ESMA-MIFID recommendations.

I was involved in a project which aims was to port all the applications of AVEPA (a regional Agency which funds agriculture and breeding) in the T-Systems Server Farm offering better efficiency and reliability in terms of Quality of Service and Disaster Recovery. I was in charge to perform a complete system analysis, to identify the convenient porting strategy, and to execute the porting itself. The result of this work was a complete architectural assessment using state of the art UML artefacts.

I participated to MOSE (MOdulo Sperimentale Elettromeccanico – Electro-mechanical Experimental Module) project: I was in charge to design and implement a solution architecture for recollecting data related to workers inside a potentially dangerous monitored area. The useful information is extracted from a RFID localization engine (AeroScout Mobile View 4.1) and then sent to a SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition). The whole system has been implemented as an IIS Web Application in C# language.

This project was related to Identity Access Management in the context of integration between Banca Intesa and San Paolo IMI. The product used to manage identities and user profiles was SAM Jupiter by Betasystems. My role was to identify the main components of custom code developed in the past by T-Systems and to design an architectural model to place in a more efficient and maintainable way the required customizations.