Giovanni Vivino

• Owned finance reporting automation end to end with the Weekly Finance Tracker across 3 markets, moving it off a legacy, analyst-run Excel process onto a dbt pipeline of 49 models over 37 sources and returning roughly 2 person-days a week to the team.
• Led the migration off Tableau Prep onto dbt and Databricks, rebuilding the transformation layer as 60+ version-controlled, tested models.
• Ran requirements directly with the CFO, CMO and ExCo, turning executive questions into 50+ KPI definitions the business reports on and the SQL behind them.
• Designed and implemented the Key Risk Indicator (KRI) reporting framework with Risk Management, covering 10+ KRIs.
• Shipped every data product through Git and the team's CI/CD pipelines: feature branches, pull requests, code review and automated checks before each release, in line with enterprise compliance standards.
• Contributed to the context layer for an AI agent deployed on Databricks and connected to Tableau, so it can surface insights on 20+ dashboards used by 60+ ExCo members and directors.

• Delivered 200+ interactive Tableau dashboards across 4 sectors: HR, finance, public administration and pharmaceuticals.
• Managed a team of 3 across about 10 public administration projects and owned the BI platform behind them.
• Engineered a 1,600+ line SQL layer integrating 30+ tables into client-facing KPIs.
• Designed row-level security for a public administration platform serving 2,000+ users in about 20 groups: a scheduled pipeline syncing users and groups through OpenID and the Tableau API, bound to the dimension values each group could see.
• Trained 5+ client teams on Tableau and BI practice across 15+ sessions.

• Built Tableau dashboards for consulting clients, from data preparation to publication.

• Contributed editorial expertise to 5 papers on financial literacy for the Italian strand of the ANGLE European project.
• Created 40+ advanced data visualisations supporting academic research initiatives.

Graduated 108/110. Thesis on financial literacy and life insurance purchases, using Bank of Italy microdata and econometric modelling.

Major in economics.