Javascript Developer & React Developer

The candidate has a Master's degree in History and Protection of Industrial Heritage, with experience in research, presentation, and conservation of industrial heritage. They have worked as a Frontend Developer, specializing in React, JavaScript, and StoryBook, and have participated in conferences like WebExpo and Barcamp. Currently, they are working as a Frontend Developer and Research Technician, focusing on a new application with Raman spectra database, using technologies like NextJS, React, and er. Additionally, they have experience as an Internal PhD student, conducting independent research, handling sensitive data, and participating in international projects and conferences. Their interests include architecture, technical monuments, traveling, and photography.

FRONTEND DEVELOPER Managed railway telematics in Prague | 2021-2023 Functional programming, universal components for internal library in StoryBook React, JavaScript, TypeScript, StoryBook, GraphQL, Jotai, MUI Participation in conferences: WebExpo, Update days, Barcamp

FRONTEND DEVELOPER | RESEARCH TECHNICIAN Institute of Instrumentation, Brno (remote) | 2024 New frontend application with a database of Raman spectra: technology selection, basics of new application, redesign, preparation for international presentation. Work within a scientific project. NextJS, React, JavaScript, MUI, pnpm, er, GitLab Participation in conferences: WebExpo, Barcamp, ReactConf

INTERNAL DOCTORAL STUDENT Ostrava University, Prague, Ostrava, Slovakia | 2016-2021 Independent research: collection, analysis, and processing of written and visual materials, semi-structured interviews, automated processing of recordings Work with sensitive data, GDPR compliance Co-participation in two research projects Research stays abroad Publication activities, presentations, conferences, workshops

• Work in cultural organizations and tourism, social media and PR, administrative - file service... interests architecture, technical monuments traveling photography