Vincenzo Ventriglia

Currently contributing to the digital transformation of a major international organization in the betting industry.

Leading the migration of legacy systems toward a modern micro-frontend architecture using React 18+ (Module Federation), improving deployment flexibility and scalability.

Developing Spring Boot BFF (Backend for Frontend) and microservices deployed on Kubernetes, ensuring modularity and high availability.

Implementing gRPC integrations to enable fast, reliable communication between distributed services.

Contributed to the development and release of an advanced healthcare platform designed according to the FHIR (Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources) protocol. The system is based on a modular starter project enabling dynamic module loading for scalability and maintainability.

Developed one of the platform's main modules with an Angular 8 frontend and Spring Boot backend, ensuring compliance with healthcare interoperability standards.

Implemented services in Java 11 and Java 17, optimizing performance and maintainability across different components.

Collaborated in a multidisciplinary team focused on delivering high-quality, production-ready healthcare software. Also contributed to the development of an environmental monitoring application for analyzing pollution levels during public events, using Angular 15, WebSocket with RxJS, and Mosquitto for real-time messaging and insights to support CO₂ reduction decisions.

Participated in the development and release of a large-scale application for an international organization in the financial sector, focused on loan and financing management.

Developed the frontend using Angular 14, ensuring an intuitive and responsive user experience.

Contributed to the backend implemented in Node.js (Express), acting as an orchestrator to invoke Java microservices via Kafka messaging.

Implemented the notification service using RxJS, enabling real-time updates and improving system responsiveness for end users.

Collaborated within Agile teams, participating in sprint planning and cross-functional coordination between frontend and backend streams.

Tech Stack: Java 8-17, 14