My name is Michał, and I'm studying Computer Science and Information Systems at the Warsaw University of Technology. I work as a Junior Software Engineer at Atlassian. My main job is to work on easier migrations to the cloud for enterprise clients. I'm programming in any language I need, but previously I worked with Go, Java, JavaScript, Swift, C#, C++, and C. My interests besides programming are travelling, running and listening to good music.
I work as a Software Engineering Intern at MongoDB. Stack: Go, Java.
I'm a big fan of open-source software. I try to contribute to the products that I like. In MongoDB, I was also developing open-source projects.
I can fluently speak and write in English. I own the Certificate in Advanced English issued by Cambridge, proving knowledge on C2 level (mastery).
I've been working in a team for a few years now. That's what taught me cooperation and team play. As a result, I can quickly learn new languages and skills.
I work in a team preparing tools for easier migrations to cloud products for enterprise customers. Stack: Java.
I worked on an open-source application that allows users to work with the API of the Atlas product efficiently. Stack: Go, Java.
I helped in maintaining and adding new functionalities to an app used by a large European financial institution. I also worked on a report generation module with data visualization. Stack: JavaScript, TypeScript, Angular, React, AngularJS.
Create articles, tutorials and reviews about technology. Visit companies, create reports from events.
Create content for own website. Collaborate with companies and review their products.
Currently, I'm pursuing Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science and Information Systems.
I worked on the open-source Atlas CLI project, a command line interface for MongoDB Atlas Cloud Database. I was developing a tool that helped users and DevOps manage clusters, databases, permissions, backups etc., without the need to write their scripts. The code I added is public, so if you wish, you can look at what I did.
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As a project for my university, we've created Parkly, a web application to reserve parking spots in the city. The front-end was built using React and TypeScript, and the backend was written in Java.
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