- An engineer at heart with 20+ years of experience spanning multiple eras of computing:
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from building software to architecting how business intent flows through sociotechnical systems: orgs, humans, tech, agents.
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skills
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Expert
AWS, AI, serverless and event-driven architectures, context and intent engineering, microservices, TypeScript, Node.js, Kafka
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Experienced in
sociotechnical system design, SDLC flow & bottleneck optimization, enterprise discovery & presales, engineering leadership
my credo
- AI didn't replace software engineering: it exposed what engineering actually is. My work centers on cloud-native, serverless, and event-driven systems, navigating fluidly across the entire stack from the Why (Business Intent) to the What (Architecture) to the How (Code).
- I focus on engineering the constraints: maintaining a semantically precise line from business pain down to atomic, verifiable requirements and autonomous agent loops. I obsess over simplicity and quality. I question assumptions to cut complexity, kill scope, and build evolvable foundations that hold up against reality.
- When the marginal cost of writing code approaches zero, the true bottlenecks shift to processes, shared semantics, and human attention budgets. I help teams get out of the queue: moving checks early into the system as constraints, pre-wiring decisions, and mentoring engineers so they never outsource their critical thinking.
last 5 books I read
- James Clear — Micro Habits
- Mo Gawdat — Unstressable
- Neal Ford — solution Architecture: The Hard Parts
- Amazon — AWS Well-Architected Framework
- Eric Berne — Games People Play
- Goodreads
experience
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Software Architect
EPAM Systems | 2023-
Leading enterprise discovery, presales, and system design for global clients. Architecting cloud-native, serverless, and event-driven platforms on AWS while spearheading AI-native SDLC transformation, harness engineering, and autonomous agent orchestration
Lead Software Engineer,
Resource ManagerEPAM Systems | 2019-2022
Tech lead across multiple large-scale initiatives for Fortune 500 enterprises, designing high-throughput serverless and event-driven architectures while mentoring engineering teams across technical mastery and delivery flow.
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Software Architect,
Web Technologies SpecialistCAS Software | 2015-2019
Researching and building proofs-of-concept solutions in next-gen web technologies.
Keywords: continuous migration, progressive web apps, multiplatform web/mobile development, real-time messaging, bridging for legacy and state of the art systems, microservices.
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Software Architect
Optin | 2012-2015
Enjoying the renaissance of information technology. Keywords: sensor meshes, distributed event logging, energy efficiency, smart home, embedded systems, surveillance, vehicle tracking and security.
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Development Lead
RIK Zrt. | 2010-2012
Tech lead on a multi-purpose logistics platform for fleet tracking, route optimization, and real-time supervision. Highlights: systems design, architecture, Java Enterprise, PostgreSQL, RHEL.
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Web developer madman
Wondeer | 2007-2010
A social music concept project built alongside a close friend and fellow engineer. Over those three years I experienced the hell of cross-browser compliance, witnessed the brilliance of the jQuery API and I pushed our JavaScript codebase to its absolute limits. Pure DHTML magic with a smack of ASP.NET and Mono/C# running in the clouds of Amazon! The happy hacking years, you know.
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Full-stack developer,
System AdministratorUniversity of Szeged | 2006-2010
Running all kinds of Linux boxes (from low-end, buggy PC servers to über HP blades) across the university network—serving Samba, Active Directory, LDAP, Apache, various SQL servers, and (of course) tons of bash scripting.
In the Department of Applied Informatics, I wrote loads of C/C++ (optimization algorithms) and Java (desktop applications), alongside full-stack web development (*Wiki, WordPress, Drupal, Visual Studio .NET, MSSQL, Mono/C#, ASP.NET, and whatever else the department threw at me).
In the Department of Software Engineering's wireless lab, I worked on custom wireless mesh networks: flashing Linksys routers, building custom OpenWRT firmware, hacking the Linux IPv4/IPv6 network stack, building experimental topologies, configuring active network gear, and running system integrations for local companies. Nice times.
