Eleonora Dolif is an expert C++ developer with a Master’s degree in Computer Music Science from the University of Milan.

Fascinated by music since she was a child, Eleonora studied piano from the age of 6. As a young adult, she became part of a small band. From that moment, she discovered a passion for the technological side of music. Through the years, her interest in sound manipulation and sound physics grew.

In 2014, she enrolled in the Computer Music Science program at the University of Milan. In parallel, she enrolled in the 4CMP Academy in Milan where she obtained the title of Recording Studio Assistant Engineer. This gave her hands-on experience of working in recording studios in addition to her University studies. After obtaining her certificate, she continued working at 4CMP as a lecturer for their “Creative Arts Research Skills for the Higher National Diploma in Music Technology” course.

As her studies at the University continued, she met Stefano Lucato who introduced her to the world of audio programming. In 2018, she graduated from the University of Milan with a thesis titled “Study and implementation of a virtual instrument with physical modeling controlled through MPE technology”.

She now works at Audio Modeling as a core developer of SWAM with Emanuele Parravicini, Stefano Lucato, and the rest of the team.