Francesco Napoletano

The value of precision, collaboration, and critical analysis has been instilled in me by my professional experience in the field of linguistics and research. I had the privilege of utilising my linguistic abilities to contribute to innovative projects, including the automatic analysis of pain in cancer patients, while employed as a student researcher at the interdepartmental research institute 'URBAN/ECO' at the University of Naples 'Federico II'. I refined my communication and problem-solving abilities by collaborating with experts and presenting results at international conferences, in addition to developing a methodical and rigorous approach through the collection, annotation, and management of actual data. This experience increased my understanding of the significance of interdisciplinary research and provided me with the resources necessary to address intricate challenges with inquiry and resolve.

I hold a Master's degree in Linguistics, which has enabled me to acquire a profound comprehension of language structure, theory, and analysis. My academic foundation is supplemented by practical experience gained from an internship in computational linguistics, during which I applied linguistic principles to real-world data and machine learning models. Furthermore, I have obtained a certification in Natural Language Processing (NLP), which has provided me with the ability to work with text data and create algorithms that simplify the process of language comprehension and generation.