Skip to content

About us

The people and the principles behind OPERA.

The founders

  • Portrait of Filippo Bigi

    Filippo Bigi

    Co-founder & CEO

    Biomedical engineer with experience in designing perfusion systems. At OPERA he leads the development of the platform and of the business.

  • Portrait of Pietro Matucci Cerinic

    Pietro Matucci Cerinic

    Co-founder & Clinical Lead

    Transplant surgeon at Udine University Hospital, with experience in hepatobiliary surgery and organ transplantation. At OPERA he brings the clinician's perspective into software design, ensuring every feature addresses a real need in medical practice.

Advisors

  • Technical advisor

    Prof. Andrea Corvi

    University of Florence

    Full professor of Industrial Bioengineering; works on organ perfusion and artificial organs.

  • Scientific advisor

    Prof. Gian Luca Grazi

    University of Florence · AOU Careggi

    Full professor of General Surgery; head of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery.

  • Clinical advisor

    Sandro Nalon

    ASUFC Udine – Cardiothoracic Department

    Perfusionist; expert in circulatory support and organ transport.

Our values

We build healthcare technology grounded in responsibility, transparency, and respect for clinical data.

  • The clinician at the center

    The system supports, never replaces. Every algorithm, every indicator, every suggestion is designed to be verified and interpreted by the healthcare professional.

  • Privacy and data protection

    Health data is among the most sensitive. We design according to the European principles of data protection, starting from privacy by design, and we aim to collect only the information the purpose requires.

  • Transparency and traceability

    We want every process to be documented and every output to be verifiable. No black boxes: those who use the system must be able to understand what happened and why.

  • Responsible development

    Where software touches clinical decisions, we take the regulatory pathway into account from the design stage. No shortcuts: validation comes before clinical use.

Let's talk