Luca Lillo · Chief Technology Officer

Enterprise AI & GenAI Solution Architect specialising in LLM Multi-Agent Systems

Psychology-Informed Governance | Evidence-Led Evaluation

I design and govern enterprise AI systems where decisions must be clear, testable, and accountable. Currently, I serve as Chief Technology Officer, combining technical leadership, engineering governance, and team management with a focus on building, governing, and evaluating LLM multi-agent systems.

My work explores how agent structure, role design, authority, information flow, structured dissent, and human oversight impact decision quality. My background includes 18 years at Enel Group across enterprise technology, electricity distribution, digital transformation, and programme delivery. My dedicated focus on AI began in 2025.

Psychology-informed multi-agent systems

My academic training in Psychological Sciences gives me an engineering perspective on authority bias, conformity, groupthink, social loafing, and overconfidence. I do not treat language models as humans, nor do I assume they have human intentions. Instead, I translate these cognitive dynamics into concrete failure risks, structural safeguards, and testing strategies.

My core research areas include separating procedural control from reasoning authority, embedding structured dissent and falsifiable objections, running blind reviews and external checks, testing agent ablations, and comparing multi-agent setups against single-agent baselines with equal compute. I measure performance based on accuracy, resistance to misleading prompts, error propagation, traceability, and cost.

Scope: These are ongoing conceptual and experimental designs, not a validated industry framework or completed benchmark.

Research-led engineering method

Method

Core Question → Literature Review → Stated Assumptions → Success & Failure Criteria → Instrumentation → Validation.

I review current academic and technical research, clearly separate proven facts from working hypotheses, and set clear evaluation criteria before claiming results. I instrument systems to monitor quality, cost, latency, and failure rates, refining architectural choices based on real data and known limitations.

Applied governance

I authored Sistemi & Automazione’s internal guidelines for AI-assisted software engineering. These guidelines turn academic findings into practical controls for requirements, architecture, code implementation, testing, traceability, and human accountability.

Boundary: These are internal company guidelines, not a public standard or an externally audited framework.

Enterprise leadership

Chief Technology Officer

Sistemi & Automazione S.p.A. · June 2026–present · Rome, Italy

I lead technical strategy, engineering standards, project governance, technology selection, and software delivery quality. My remit covers organisational design, vendor qualification, and technical reviews for major proposals and contracts. I directly manage 5 team leads and guide 15 additional contributors across functional lines.

Enterprise foundation

I bring 18 years of experience across enterprise systems, electricity grid automation, digital transformation, large-scale programme delivery, and team capability development.

Experience boundary: My dedicated technical specialisation in AI began in 2025.

Selected evidence

Runnable architecture PoC

IADF Platform

A policy-governed foundation for AI-assisted development using schema contracts, explicit state transitions, PostgreSQL leasing, and fail-closed security controls.

Limitation: An open architecture and core PoC, not a complete turn-key production platform.

View IADF Platform repository (opens in a new tab)

Open-source ML portfolio application

MV Grid Fault Risk

A portfolio project featuring temporal validation, reproducible training pipelines, MLflow artefact tracking, Docker packaging, and automated GitHub workflows.

Limitation: The accompanying live FastAPI endpoint is rule-based. It is an independent portfolio demonstration, not an Enel production system.

View MV Grid Fault Risk repository (opens in a new tab)

Education

  • MSc in Artificial Intelligence — University of Liverpool (In progress; expected August 2027)
  • PGCert in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence — University of Liverpool (Academic requirements completed; formal award pending)
  • Master’s Degree in Management and Innovation — Completed
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Psychological Sciences and Techniques — Completed

Transparency and scope

Neuromorphic Inference Lab is my independent open-source research initiative. I define system architectures and specifications, oversee AI-assisted implementation, review all code and tests, and maintain full accountability for validation, limitations, and deployment choices.

My public portfolio showcases inspectable architectural patterns, bounded PoCs, and experimental evaluation designs. I do not represent this work as enterprise client deployments, autonomous multi-agent engines, or peer-validated industry benchmarks.

Mobility and contact

Italian/EU citizen · No German visa sponsorship required · Open to relocation across Germany upon an accepted offer