Always building. Combining engineering rigor with the speed of modern web development to ship products that matter.

BIO

Filippo Pivetta

Management Engineer with a builder mindset. I bridge the gap between business strategy and technical execution. My focus is designing B2B SaaS products and AI-driven systems that turn chaotic operations into scalable, automated workflows.

TIMELINE

2023 · PRESENT

Co-founder & Product Engineer · Schedulame

Built a B2B SaaS from zero to MVP. Engineered a WhatsApp-first booking architecture to reduce user friction and automate admin tasks for service businesses.

2023 · PRESENT

AI Solutions Architect (Freelance)

Designing custom digital ecosystems for SMEs. Transformed spreadsheet-based workflows into centralized CRMs.

2024 · PRESENT

Tech Educator · IAL FVG

Delivering corporate training on Digital Security and AI productivity tools. Teaching professionals how to leverage technology intentionally, not just operationally.

2021 · 2026 (EXPECTED)

M.Sc. Digital Business & Management Engineering

University of Udine (Italy) · Dankook University (South Korea) · University of Antwerp (Belgium). Focus: Data Analytics, Product Strategy, and International Business.

HOW I WORK

SIMPLICITY AS A STRATEGY

I start from the process, not the code. I remove friction and superfluous features to build tools that solve the core problem without clutter.

PROTOTYPING IN CODE

I don't just design slides. I build functional prototypes early to validate technical constraints, performance, and edge cases before scaling.

USER-CENTRIC ARCHITECTURE

I translate complex business requirements into software that non-technical teams can actually understand, adopt, and sustain over time.

CURRENTLY CURIOUS ABOUT

Operationalizing Generative AI Moving beyond the hype to integrate LLMs into boring, everyday SME workflows where they add real efficiency.
Modernizing Legacy Systems Finding practical ways to evolve existing management tools and CRMs through API layers, rather than rewriting them from scratch.
Product Economics Connecting data, business goals, and engineering decisions to stay focused on what should be built, and what should be cut.