I am a software engineer at Meta, leading AI and cloud initiatives for breach and attack simulation.
Previously, I held the same title at Amazon, where I helped scale global transport networks.
Before joining Amazon, I obtained a PhD in computer science from the
University of Southampton, where I was part of
the Center For Machine Intelligence
and the Responsible AI program, funded by
EPSRC and AXA Research Fund.
Supervised by Sarvapali D. Ramchurn and Danesh Tarapore,
I worked on multi-agent systems, coalition formation, and
distributed constraint optimization, with focus on large-scale and dynamic
multi-robot coordination for real-time systems.
Prior to starting my PhD, I obtained an MSc with the highest honors in computer
science from the University of Naples Federico
II, and was a
software engineer at ENEA
(Italian National Agency for New Technologies, Energy and Sustainable Economic
Development).
Being in favor of
Open
Peer
Review, I offer and invite any form of
feedback.
Publications
2021
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Capezzuto, L. Large-scale, Dynamic and Distributed Multi-Agent Coordination for
Real-Time Systems. PhD Thesis. School of Electronics
and Computer Science. University of Southampton.
[hyperlinked version]
[code]
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Capezzuto, L., Tarapore, D. & Ramchurn, S. D. Large-scale, Dynamic and
Distributed Coalition Formation with Spatial and Temporal
Constraints.
EUMAS 2021: Multi-Agent Systems, Revised Selected Papers, pp. 108-125. Springer, Cham.
[arXiv]
[code]
[dataset]
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Capezzuto, L., Tarapore, D. & Ramchurn, S. D. Multi-Agent Routing and
Scheduling through Coalition Formation.
OptLearnMAS at AAMAS 2021.
[code]
[dataset]
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Capezzuto, L., Tarapore, D. & Ramchurn, S. D. Anytime and Efficient
Multi-agent Coordination for Disaster
Response. SN Computer
Science 2.3, pp. 1-15 (2021).
[enhanced publication]
[code]
2020
2014