AboutI am a PhD student at the Brno University of Technology, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, in the branch of Process Engineering. My research focuses on the application of machine learning in energy systems and industrial wastewater management.

In my current part-time role at EVECO Brno, I specialize in creating data analytics, various calculation software, and general day-to-day quality-of-life improvement software. I have a particular focus on renewables, where I am involved in all aspects of data processing, visualization, and communication.I have a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with renewable energy data. I am skilled in using a variety of tools and techniques to collect, clean, and… Show more In my current part-time role at EVECO Brno, I specialize in creating data analytics, various calculation software, and general day-to-day quality-of-life improvement software. I have a particular focus on renewables, where I am involved in all aspects of data processing, visualization, and communication.I have a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities associated with renewable energy data. I am skilled in using a variety of tools and techniques to collect, clean, and analyze data from a wide range of sources. I am also proficient in creating visually appealing and informative data visualizations that can be used to communicate complex findings to a variety of audiences.In my role at EVECO Brno, I have developed a number of data-driven solutions that have helped the company to improve its understanding and management of renewable energy. For example, I developed a software tool that automates the process of collecting and analyzing data from solar panels. This tool has saved the company a significant amount of time and effort, and it has also helped to improve the accuracy of the company's renewable energy data.I am also involved in a number of projects that are focused on the development of new renewable energy technologies. For example, I am currently working on a project to develop a new method for forecasting the output of wind turbines. This project has the potential to help the company to improve the efficiency of its wind farms.I am passionate about using data to drive positive change in the world. I believe that renewable energy is essential to a sustainable future, and I am committed to using my skills to help the world transition to a clean energy future. Show less

During my three-year internship at Thermo Fisher Scientific, I was primarily focused on day-to-day operational tasks and the development of Excel VBA tools. My most notable accomplishment was the creation of a reporting tool that saved the company over 80 hours per month during the height of the supply chain crisis.This internship was invaluable to my professional development. I learned how to effectively communicate with colleagues from various departments, present results in a clear… Show more During my three-year internship at Thermo Fisher Scientific, I was primarily focused on day-to-day operational tasks and the development of Excel VBA tools. My most notable accomplishment was the creation of a reporting tool that saved the company over 80 hours per month during the height of the supply chain crisis.This internship was invaluable to my professional development. I learned how to effectively communicate with colleagues from various departments, present results in a clear and concise manner, and work collaboratively on projects. I also gained valuable experience in creating software that meets the needs of the common user.I am grateful for the opportunity I had to intern at Thermo Fisher Scientific. The skills and knowledge I gained during my time there have been instrumental in my success in my current role.It also gave me a great deal of self-respect as well as respect for the company. I can wholeheartedly say that the experience of working at Thermofisher was incredibly pleasant and especially during the dark times of Covid, as their immediate transition to remote work was a incredible.Special thanks to David Jurnečka for making it happen. Show less