devopsdays Prague - Contact

I’ve been working in Software Development for more than 15 years. I prefer medium-size companies with medium-size projects and relative fast feedback loop. I’ve started organizing Prague DevOps meetup 3 years ago. It has helped me to meet and get to know a lot of companies, people and technologies that are DevOps-oriented. I’m currently learning how to be a good parent, which is costing me a lot of time, but I would like to keep in touch with communities and people with free mind.

I’ve been working in marketing for the past 4 years. Started during studies in 180 Degrees Consulting, NGO, then moved to corporate sphere with EPAM Systems, where I am currently taking care of Marketing and CSR for Czech Republic.

I have covered a number of different fields over the past 8 years; ranging from marketing and brand management through sales and key accounting to recruiting & HR. I am passionate about fast-paced start-up environment and helping companies grow rapidly. My last working experience brought me to a DevOps company; where I have started to actively build DevOps community via meetups, knowledge sharing and networking as well as had the opportunity to get involved in agile software development.

I’ve been working in Software Development for more than 15 years. I prefer work in product companies. I’m organizing GoLang Prague Meetup. Last 5 years I’m leading SRE team in Apiary (acquired by Oracle). Now we are part OCI (Oracle Cloud Infrastructure) and I’m working on API Services.

I like security, networks, monitoring and cloud native software. At Showmax, I help the CDN team do in-depth monitoring so we can spot bottlenecks and deliver more content faster.

Distributed systems fanboy ⎈

I’ve been moving between Dev and Ops roles for the past 12 years or so. I worked (and still do) for big corporations with heavy processes and red tape and I am trying to streamline and automate their pipelines and bring new technology into their world. So generally fighting with the windmills and trying to make sure that people can actually do what they need to do.

For more than a decade, I’ve been crafting the ability of introducing sophisticated bugs into the software for future generations to resolve. That led me to an idea to share this art with community on MeetUps and spread the joy of software engineering.