He graduated at Budapest University of Technology and Economics as a mechanical engineer in
process engineering, but he is basically a design and simulation engineer, as he has also worked with
0D, finite element load, fatigue and CFD simulations in addition to CAD/CAM and BIM modelling.
Previously, he has worked in engine development, tried his hand at manufacturing technology for
machined parts and on large-scale building engineering projects.
In his most recent position, he managed the Hungarian office of a Japanese company with a
worldwide office network, where he served customers with an unusually broad product portfolio
(from ultrasonic cutting or aluminium casting machines, complete traceability systems and laser
welding to complete factory construction).
He has been involved in several cross-boarder projects in Europe, America and Asia, gaining
considerable experience in bridging cultural differences.
Throughout his professional life, he has always strived for innovation and growth through new
challenges.