He is a tenure-track assistant professor specializing in power electronics and renewable energy integration. Holding a PhD from the University of Bologna, his research addresses critical challenges in modern power conversion systems. His work spans the analysis and modeling of advanced converter topologies, including the harmonic pollution in active front-end converters for electric vehicle on-board chargers and the switching ripple in three-level neutral-point-clamped inverters. He also investigates applications such as wireless charging systems for drones and dual-active-bridge converters for providing fast synthetic inertia to the grid. His research, published in journals like Energies and Electronics and recognized with Best Paper and cover article awards, combines theoretical analysis with practical relevance, aiming to improve the efficiency, reliability, and functionality of power electronic systems for sustainable energy and transportation.