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Since 2022, I have been providing services in industrial automation, primarily focused on automation projects. My work involves engineering and commissioning machines across various industries, where I am constantly adapting to new environments and challenges. In this role, I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with diverse teams and tackle complex problems, which has allowed me to refine my skills and grow professionally. Alongside my main work, I have also completed additional projects in Python, adding to my technical expertise. I approach each project with a mindset of delivering high-quality results while continuously striving for improvement.Before 2022, I worked as a Controls Project Engineer at Vanderlande in the Netherlands. With this type of work I was exposed to challenges and cultural differences in everyday situations. I was responsible for engineering and commissioning material handling lines from the controls perspective. As it concerns last steps in realizing projects, close cooperation with the electrical and mechanical teams was necessary in order to deliver the projects to their respective clients. Adhering to the methodology of “strive to win”, every day I put my best effort into realizing tasks. Working in such a company, with departments all over the world, gave me the opportunity to work together with people of many nationalities.I believe that in life, it is important to take care of both the spirit and the body. That is why during my studies I was an active player of American football in the team AZS Silesia Rebels. During these several years the game helped me develop various interpersonal skills, such as effective teamwork, willingness to take on challenges and perseverance in pursuing a goal. Currently, due to the type of work I do, I am mostly actively focused on fitness in order to stay in good shape.I’m also of the opinion that a very important character trait is to be open to other cultures and learning about the world. Therefore, in 2012 I went to Camp America, where I worked in the laundry of an Orthodox Jewish camp. I was obliged, then, to follow all the rules of that religion. In 2015 I went one more time to Camp America, this time with a position of laundry supervisor. While working at a camp for handicapped children, I experienced various levels of human tragedy, which altered my perception of the world. Thanks to the time spent in the Camp, I learned empathy and patience when dealing with other people.