Attila Kesztyus

Attila Kesztyus has a diverse work experience spanning from 1996 to 2021. Attila started their career at SZOTE Gazdasági Hivatal as a Software Developer, where they were responsible for business process analysis, solution proposal and design, development, testing, delivery, and support of solution components.

Attila then moved on to Regens as a Senior Software Developer, working on strategic projects and focusing on code quality and future-proofing solutions. Attila'ssuccesses helped the company grow.

At Siemens PSE Hungary, Attila took on various roles, including Technical Project Leader, Development Project Leader, and R&D Leader. Attila led teams responsible for developing telco network element integration components, maintaining and improving product documentation, and supporting all aspects of product development.

At evosoft, Attila served as a Lead Software Engineer, initially building knowledge of the Meta Generator component and later taking over the leadership of its expert team. Attila also acted as the Scrum Master and implemented performance and other improvements.

At NNG LLC, Attila held roles such as Agile Development Manager, Team Leader, and Senior Java Software Engineer. Attila focused on professional people management, performance management, and agile operation enablement. Attila also handled administrative tasks, career planning, professional development, and evaluated performance.

Currently, Attila works at SCOLVO - work.effortless as a Solutions Architect, Lead Software Engineer, and Backend Lead Software Engineer. Attila is involved in the development of the Scolvo Development Platform and takes on responsibilities related to architecture decisions, design, implementation, and code quality improvement.

Overall, Attila has a strong background in software development, leadership, and agile methodologies, with a focus on delivering high-quality solutions and driving team success.

Attila Kesztyus obtained a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering from the University of Szeged, where they studied from 1992 to 1996.