The study was all about Management, Economics, Enterprises and Entrepreneurship. We learned about everything that has to do with business in European Union, world-wide and in Slovakia. My bachelor's thesis was about Occupational Health and Safety in a specific company and my master's thesis was about quality and safety of a specific product in the market (Tofu). I successfully finished the Bachelor's and Master's degree.

After I finished the high school I started to study Applied informatics. The study was about applying information technology in everyday life (wearables, sensors, little devices that simplify life, ... ). We were learning programming in C and C++ and it ws a whole new realm for me. However, coming from a high school as a graphic designer and study a field of study that is heavily focused on math and physics, was probably not a good idea...

The study was heavily focused on Graphic Design and everything around it. We learned the history and evolution of camera, photography, web and design. We used to use every major application in Adobe package. Adobe InDesign for newspaper articles, Adobe Illustrator for vector graphics, Adobe Flash for vector graphic, web pages and flash games, Adobe Photoshop for photo editing and designing web pages. We tipped our toes in Cinema 4D, where we learned the basics of the program. A few classmates used Cinema 4D for their final high school project. We were learning and using HTML and CSS on a daily basis, we went through every single attribute. Our schedule was a 2 week loop, where we had one week of learning stuff and one week of practising what we learned. Overall, I think this was a good starting point for me. I successfully finished my studies.

Development of systems for meteorology, aviation, and environmental monitoring, including early warning platforms, real-time and historical data analysis tools used by government agencies, institutions, airports, and private industry. Responsibilities included building interactive mapping, panoramic visualization, and geospatial analysis modules using Pannellum, Vue, JavaScript, and OpenLayers. Currently working on a project utilizing Vue 3, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Storybook, and Vite.

I was responsible for quality and visual look of IBM websites. The technologies used were HTML, CSS, JavaScript. I occasionally used Photoshop in case graphic team was busy. Other than that there was also an obsolete corporate CMS, but that is true in every corporation I guess.

Creating new functionality, updating existing code and finding/fixing bugs. Projects worked on: Zinc Euro - online peer to peer lending services, Internal GPS web app. Both apps were written in Yii2 PHP framework. Other than that I was fixing all kinds of bugs on a lot of eShops - be that slow loading, disappearing items from the cart or checkout, problems in CMS area of eShops, and so on...

I improved my IT skills by completing the CS50 course provided by Harvard via edX platform. I enjoyed the lectures as everything was explained perfectly, the teachers were great.

An engaging introduction to Spanish language and culture. I learned to form basic sentences, greet people, ask simple questions, and understand everyday expressions.

Built upon the basics with practical vocabulary and grammar for everyday use. I became more confident expressing opinions and describing situations in the present and past tenses.

Focused on developing fluency and understanding longer dialogues. I improved my ability to hold conversations, write short texts, and follow native-speed speech.

Overview of the Polkadot network architecture and its role within the Web3 landscape. I gained a solid understanding of parachains, interoperability, and the Polkadot consensus model.

Comprehensive introduction to blockchain technology and the Web3 ecosystem. I learned how decentralized networks operate, including key concepts such as consensus, cryptography, and smart contracts.