László Tucsni Email & Phone Number

Hungary

Hungary

Budapest, Hungary

DigitalThinkers is an innovation and strategy consulting firm helping various different industries to create digital solutions.As a project manager, my job is to understand the client's vision. I aim to help them figure out the best possible solution for their challenges. In the end, I help them build their product and ensure it is aligned with the vision they had in the first place.My tasks often include:– understanding the project's vision– facilitating the creation of the design– giving feedback on the design regarding effective development work and feasibility– planning the project in time and budget perspective– providing material for the developers on their tasks (i.e. user stories)– following and checking the development on the ceremonies (standup, demo, retro sessions)– facilitating client facing meetings– making sure the developed features match the specification and the business requirements– delivering the project in the right quality for the launch

Hextalent is an Australian startup company that provides recruitment and talent management solutions. I've been fortunate enough to work on their digital product, called Juxta, to reshape the traditional commercial engagement model and bring benevolence to the business of recruitment.We developed a web application in Next.js with a NestJS backend to create an experience where the job seeker has control over which companies have access to their private data. We designed the profile creation flow to be easy and smooth, allowing talent to provide as much information as they are comfortable with, while companies can filter talents based on the most important attributes.

Magenta is one of the largest telecommunications provider in Austria. They aimed to upgrade an outdated forum platform and introduce a new, modern layout.Our job was to understand the currently used forum engine (Invision Community) and to make sure that the previous custom developments are rewritten in the latest version of PHP and function well with the updated forum. The update resulted enhanced user experience, increased functionality, improved security, and better community engagement.

Fleet was launched as a brand new long-distance bus company in Denmark, founded by Vikingbus. They were looking to craft a completely new and autonomous brand fueled by a smooth, elevated digital experience.We developed a website in Next.JS and a mobile app in React.Native with the same purpose: to make the booking flow smooth and easy for the users.

Rystad Energy is one of the world's leading energy consultancies. Their portfolio covers various energy sources, starting from oil and gas to renewables. They offer a wide range of services that needed to be reflected on their new immersive website.We developed their website in 6 weeks using Next.JS. We also used a headless CMS called Dato, so the website's content could remain editable on every page. We devised the CMS's structure and ensured that the entire content team understands the layout and can edit the content they wish to.

Due to Covid-19, showcasing the Sony product portfolio to B2B customers in person became impossible. We created a completely digital solution for them, which showcases professional photographers the available cameras, lenses, and tripods based on different areas of use.We developed the app in Next.JS to make the interaction fast and smooth. Users can not only look through the recommended products for each industry but also download a PDF with the product specifics.

Managed the whole process of rethinking and redesigning the two well-known Hungarian tourism websites, We Love Budapest and We Love Balaton.- Created the most important goals and KPIs based on the analysis of the attendance data and the strategy of the brand - Gave insights and followed the UX-research process as product owner and stakeholder- Followed the creation of UX/UI design from the brainstorming until the validation meeting- Tested the sitebuild and gave feedback to the developers on a weekly basis- Worked together with the developer team during the coding phase to make sure, that the UI design is succesfully developed

The editorial team of online magazines We Love Budapest and We Love Balaton created print travel guides as well. Three different guides were published both in Hungarian and in English language: We Love Budapest, We Love Balaton and We Love Hungary. The first guides were released in 2018 Spring. A new edition came out in 2018 Winter, then in 2019 Summer another set of guides followed. Every set of guidebooks were printed in 150,000 copies, distributed nationwide for free.- Created the concept, the content structure and edited the content of the print travel guides about Lake Balaton and 6 Hungarian touristic regions- Both guidebooks were roughly 200 pages long, A5 format- Researched Hungary’s most important sights and hidden gems. Organized study trips to several destinations- Set up a network among local journalists and photographers in 6 regions of Hungary in order to involve locals in the creative process- Organized photoshoots all across the country to provide excellent photo materials for the guidebook- Managed the process pf translating the guidebooks from Hungarian to English language- Organized the nationwide distribution with the help of an external partnerThe guides are available here: https://issuu.com/welovebalaton

Over the years, We Love Balaton became the number 1 information source in Hungary for vacationers, in the summer months reaching 250,000 monthly visitors.- During the summer seasons the site had over 50 articles per month, 100-200 events and more than 1,000 venues in the database- Managed the site's Facebook (44k likes) and Instagram (29,4k followers) pages - In cooperation with Balatoni Kör we launched the Top Beach Food of The Year Award. Between 2014 and 2019 five competitions were organized.- Maintained a media partnership with MOL Nagyon Balaton, the biggest summer festival series in Hungary, including well-known festivals, such as Balaton Sound, Strand Fesztivál, B.my.Lake

Hungary’s top summer destination deserves a website, which gives up-to-date infos about where to go, what to see, where to stay. This was the idea behind creating We Love Balaton behind the footsteps of We Love Budapest.- Created the content strategy of articles, toplists, interviews- Made the editorial decisions about which stories should we run- Hired journalists and photographers for creating the content- Researched the region in-depth, established a huge network of contacts

VS.hu was a leading Hungarian online newspaper with an innovative storytelling concept.- Worked in the newsroom, followed the daily breaking news and the most important current issues around the world- Covered cultural and lifestyle topics- Had the chance to research less known, but very important topics, i.e. How much does a funeral cost in total? How does the clinical research process work in practice?

Budapest

We Love Budapest established a lifestyle brand in the Hungarian capital city. It showed the best parties to go, the newest restaurants to try and the most interesting hidden stories of the city.- Wrote articles about restaurant openings, made interviews with successful entrepeneurs, proactive characters of the city, or with the director of the Hungarian Fine Arts Museum- Created trending toplists about the city- Worked together with the editorial team on creative projects

The freshly launched We Love Balaton online magazine published articles both in Hungarian and in English.- Translated 5-7 Hungarian articles to English every week- Took care of the translation of the database, such as events and venues

Erasmus Scholarship

As a Media and Social Sciences student, I had the opportunity to delve into thought-provoking courses and engage in stimulating.

Master’S Degree, Communication And Media Studies

I had the opportunity to discover contemporary culture, the current media consumption trends and the basic ideas of media theory.

Bachelor’S Degree, Communication And Media Studies