I started programming in 2004 when I was 15 years old. After some attempts to mod games for the Game Boy Advance, I began learning the C++ language. Since the only editor I had was Turbo C++, my first game, a SNAKE clone, was made in MS-DOS.

Since then, I’ve tried dozens of languages and technologies, some of them at work, others in my spare time. My current focus is on the JavaScript/TypeScript environment associated with web applications, plus some basic knowledge of Flutter for mobile apps. Besides software engineering, I also provide individual mentoring for other devs, as well as workshops and lectures focused on programming.

In my spare time, I teach the design of video games at FIT CTU, and write blog posts on various topics from the working environment. I use my own apps and technologies for education, where I place a strong emphasis on student engagement.

I love talks and workshops. The ability to deliver a meaningful message to my audience is very important for my legacy. Since 2017, I have delivered more than 200 lectures, 100 workshops, and 4 meetup talks.

I love communities, parties, and great food. Almost every workplace I've had the pleasure to work at has provided me with countless opportunities to contribute. I believe in strong company values, transparency, openness, and a strong sense of belonging that drives people towards a common goal.