Born in southern Hungary in 1990, he spent his childhood focusing mostly on performing arts and learning foreign languages. His interest in engineering and computers developed during his teenage years, influenced by his two grandfathers. In high school, he started focusing more on science, winning several awards in math and physics contests and regularly attending after-school activities in the chemistry lab. He began programming at the age of 15 with the help of a Turbo Pascal book found in the school library. Moving to Budapest in 2008, he learned basic Java programming skills at university and commenced their career as a developer in 2014. Throughout the years, he worked professionally and as a hobbyist in various areas from microprocessors to cloud infrastructure, and he loves tackling challenging problems in every aspect of the field.
I’m two times Guinness record holder for participating in the world’s longest live concert (193 hours in 2007, 216 hours in 2008 – proof!) as an audio technician.
