About me
Yest, that's me (userful for students, who too often did not go to my classes, as they want. ;-) )
Born in 1980 (if you look, I survive martial law) in Koluszki. Since 2009 I live in Gdynia.
In 2005-2009 I was Ph.D. student and assistant in Institute of Electronics at Technical University of Lodz (develop unique software for develop ad-hoc networks for indoor geolocation systems). In 2005 I defended my M.Sc. dissertation about using economics in telecomunications networks in Electrical and Electronics Faculty. A level exam (matura) I pass in 2000 in Technical School of Electronics in 10/18 Strykowska Street, Lodz. See my CV below for more information.
In present employer have created from scratch the total rule of software development: from placing the code version control system to communicate with other departments. In addition, I was (and still I am) responsible for creating (previously absent) testers team and management in accordance with the Scrum methodology. But mainly, I create a tools for testing SCA (Software Communication Architecture) and SDR (Software Defined Radio) on POSIX-like systems: Linux and QNX, particularly in the area of networking for the ESSOR project.
Since four years – in free time – I work as volunteer in the international project of GNU/Linux as one of the main testers. I'm co-author ”Linux Kernel Tester's Guide” book – firstly written in Polish, which met with interest so has been translated into English. In addition, I co-management of list of regression and errors reported in the bug tracking system. Effects of my work can be found in Linux kernel release notes, typing my name in the Internet search engine, like Google, can tell lot of about my work at these systems.
Interests: development Free Software such as Linux, electronics, telecommunications, astronomy, reading books (detective stories and historical), photography (nature, architecture, reportage). Administrator of Unixy.pl.
I hate: spam, stupidity, boorishness, lie and cynicism (greetings to Walentyna Krężałek, my teacher who always told it to us).
My curriculum vitae:
Polish version.
English version.
My scientific publications.
Because of many people ask me "what is Linux", I answer that it is like a this.
My other web pages:
Photos on Panoramio.
Photos on Picasa.
