I’m Christian Carpinelli. And I’m a builder.

If the phrase “jack of all trades, master of none” needs an example, I probably fit. I don’t claim to excel in a single discipline, but growing up around my dad’s part-time PC-repair bench taught me to handle many tasks competently and confidently.

By grade school I was reinstalling operating systems and pulling apart desktops on weekends, while early YouTube played in the background. The internet broadened my perspective, turning each reboot into another small lesson about how things really work.

Film once tempted me, I was drawn to the craft of shaping images and stories, yet in the end the keyboard kept my focus. Programming offered the same creative blank slate with tools I could control directly, so I chose the software path, though the pull of cinema still informs how I think about quality and narrative.

I began working as a developer in 2020, spent a period in Milan, and later returned to my hometown of Latina. I see code as an accessible form of craftsmanship: great films usually demand a crew, but thoughtful software can emerge from one dedicated mind. Whether for the companies that employ me or for personal projects after hours, building well-made products remains my central motivation.