Martin Krcho

Martin Krcho has a diverse work experience in the field of web development. Martin has worked as a Senior PHP Developer and Performance Optimization expert at CloudLinux, where they worked on optimizing websites using WordPress and developing software for hosting providers. Prior to this, they were a Senior PHP Developer at Unite s.r.o., where they focused on developing new features for Laravel applications and Dockerizing existing apps.

Martin also worked as a Senior WordPress Security Engineer at Automattic, where they developed fixes for vulnerabilities and coordinated with other contributors to address security issues. Martin has also led the development of WordPress plugins at WP White Security as a Senior PHP / WordPress Plugin Developer.

In their earlier roles, Martin worked as a Senior WordPress Developer at Webikon, where they served as a tech lead on various projects, mentored colleagues, and contributed to analysis, coding, and CI/CD integrations. Martin was also a Lead WordPress Developer at Dev Studio spol. s r.o. and MojAndroid.sk, where they focused on WordPress development.

Before venturing into WordPress development, Martin worked as a Senior IS Application Specialist at CSR and as a Web Developer at Green Energy Options. Martin started their career as a PHP Developer at Triad Advertising s.r.o., where they customized CMS, implemented new functionality, and worked with technologies like PHP, MySQL, PostgreSQL, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, and Adobe Photoshop.

Martin Krcho completed their Bachelor's degree in Informatics from Slovenská technická univerzita v Bratislave, where they studied from 2005 to 2008. Before that, they attended Gymnázium sv. Františka z Assissi, Žilina from 2001 to 2005. Martin Krcho's primary education took place at ZŠ A. Bernoláka, Martin from 1992 to 2001, although no details regarding degrees or fields of study were provided for these earlier years. In terms of additional certifications, Martin obtained two certifications, "Learning React.js" and "React: Ecosystems," from LinkedIn in November 2020.