Gianpiero Buzzo obtained a Master's degree in Electronics Engineering from the
University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli in March 2012, with a thesis in
Integrated Systems Reliability. He has been working at CIRA since February
2013. In the early years at the Electronics and Data Transmission Department as
an embedded system engineer, he took part in many nationally funded projects,
dealing with the development and testing of the software for the Real Time
Controller subsystem serving the Vehicle Tracking System. Finally, he started
contributing to the realization of a first on-board demonstrator. From 2018 up
to now, he has been working for the Reliability and Safety Department, taking
part in several activities in European projects by performing reliability and
safety analyses for aeronautical and aerospace vehicles. Particularly, RAMS
analysis has been performed for the DEFENDER project, which is aimed at
developing, manufacturing, testing, and qualifying an innovative next-generation
fuel storage system with advanced integrated gauging, self-sealing capabilities
and high-performing closed-cell foams to be integrated into the Next
Generation Civil Tiltrotor framed in the Fast Rotorcraft (FRC) Innovative
Aircraft Demonstrator Platform (IADP). He is involved as a safety
engineer in several European projects: NEWBORN and AMBER projects related to
studying new aircraft propulsion systems, such as full electric or fuel
cell-based propulsion.
Gianpiero Buzzo obtained a Master's degree in Electronics Engineering from the
University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli in March 2012, with a thesis in
Integrated Systems Reliability. He has been working at CIRA since February
2013. In the early years at the Electronics and Data Transmission Department as
an embedded system engineer, he took part in many nationally funded projects,
dealing with the development and testing of the software for the Real Time
Controller subsystem serving the Vehicle Tracking System. Finally, he started
contributing to the realization of a first on-board demonstrator. From 2018 up
to now, he has been working for the Reliability and Safety Department, taking
part in several activities in European projects by performing reliability and
safety analyses for aeronautical and aerospace vehicles. Particularly, RAMS
analysis has been performed for the DEFENDER project, which is aimed at
developing, manufacturing, testing, and qualifying an innovative next-generation
fuel storage system with advanced integrated gauging, self-sealing capabilities
and high-performing closed-cell foams to be integrated into the Next
Generation Civil Tiltrotor framed in the Fast Rotorcraft (FRC) Innovative
Aircraft Demonstrator Platform (IADP). He is involved as a safety
engineer in several European projects: NEWBORN and AMBER projects related to
studying new aircraft propulsion systems, such as full electric or fuel
cell-based propulsion.