Hi, I'm Isacco
Full Stack Developer & Industrial Automation Specialist | Building Digital and Industrial Solutions in Bergamo, Italy
contact@isaccobertoli.com
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About
With a solid background in industrial automation as an electrician and PLC programmer, I evolved my career to combine hardware expertise with modern software development. I specialize in Full Stack web development and industrial automation systems, designing and building human-machine interfaces, managing the complete machine production lifecycle, and developing IoT solutions for remote monitoring and control. I bridge the gap between the physical and digital worlds, creating effective solutions that address real needs in the industrial sector.
Work Experience
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Elettronica Installata
May 2018 - Oct 2022
Electrical contractor
Telgate, BG
Civil and industrial electrical systems, automation panel wiring, machine edges and testing. MV/LV electrical cabinets, power and distribution panels, and lighting systems.
Education
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Ikaros
2015 - 2018
Electrical Engineering (Domotics, Electrical Systems, CAD)
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Start2Impact
2022 - 2024
FullStack Developer
Certificates

Full Stack Development
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Front End Development
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Back End Development
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Web Development
From concept to deployment, I create responsive, high-performance web applications using modern frameworks like React, Node.js, and Express.
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API Development & Integration
Need to connect your app with external services? I design and implement robust APIs that ensure seamless data flow and communication across platforms.
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Automation & IoT Solutions
Leveraging my background in industrial automation and PLC programming, I develop IoT-based solutions for remote monitoring, control, and custom HMI interfaces for industrial machinery.
Skills
Javascript
HTML
CSS
Typescript
React
Node.js
Express
Next.js
React-Native
Python
Django
SQL
NoSQL
Windows
Linux
My Projects
Check out my latest work
I've worked on a variety of projects, from simple websites to complex web applications. Here are a few of my favorites.



