Tommaso Grossi is a Policy Analyst in the Social Europe and Well-Being Programme at the European Policy Centre. Before joining the EPC, he worked at Fondazione Brodolini researching the impact of digital economy on European labour markets and industrial relations. He contributed to evaluations and impact assessments on topics such as social protection, labour rights, and inequality.

His research interests include: the digital economy, economic governance and international politics, the welfare state, and the impact of inequality and austerity measures on political processes. His articles on these topics have been featured in several Italian newspapers and media outlets.

He holds a MSc in Inequalities from the London School of Economics, an MA in International Politics from SOAS University, and a BA from the University of Rome in European history, cultures and politics