I've always been interested in software engineering. When I was 10, I wrote my first computer program in Atari BASIC after my cousin showed me that I could do something cool with my 800XL. It wasn't rocket science—I had only some very basic programming knowledge and not even a single book on the subject. I learned from a few old Atari magazines and code examples I found. Using that limited knowledge, I created a simple history quiz. Looking back now, it's interesting that I saved my work entirely on tape! 😉

My first high-quality code was written during my studies at the Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science at AGH University of Science and Technology. My main areas of interest were software engineering, machine learning, and computer vision. I was also intrigued by parallel computing, but unfortunately, I didn't explore that field deeply enough to be proud of my work in it. For my thesis, I developed an engine for image categorization, which I implemented using Python and C++.

During my studies, I worked at Comarch, where I learned state-of-the-art programming techniques, best practices, and gained my first experience with the latest Apple technologies.

I'm experienced in web technologies like Java, JavaScript (Angular, Node.js), and PHP, and I'm always looking for opportunities to master new technologies and programming languages. Currently, I'm focused on mobile software development for iOS devices. If you'd like to learn more about the projects I've been involved in, please visit my LinkedIn profile.