Maciej Kucharek

Maciej Kucharek has a diverse work experience spanning over 10 years. In their most recent role at Slate, they served as the Chief Architect and Engineering Team Lead, overseeing the technical aspects of the company. Prior to that, they worked as a Technical Lead and Senior Full Stack Engineer at the same company.

Before joining Slate, Maciej was a Senior Architect at Ora Oncology, where they played a pivotal role in designing and developing the backend of a digital clinic for cancer patients. Maciej'sresponsibilities included API development, data modeling, and integrating with external systems.

Maciej also worked as a Software Engineer at IZEA and held a position as the Java Chief Software Architect at TapInfluence, where they re-engineered their existing Rails app into a more scalable solution.

Earlier in their career, Maciej held the role of Expert Software Engineer, Chief Architect, and Team Lead at Atlassian Add-on Development Team at Transition Technologies PSC Sp. z o.o. Maciej also served as a Senior Software Engineer and Software Architect at IoT Team at Transition Technologies S.A. In addition, they gained experience as a Senior Software Engineer and Customization Team Lead at PTC WPA at Transition Technologies S.A.

Maciej started their professional journey as a Junior Software Engineer at Transition Technologies S.A and gained internship experience at CWS-Boco as a Process Management Team Member.

Overall, Maciej has demonstrated expertise in architecture, engineering, and software development across various industries and positions.

Maciej Kucharek earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Telecommunications and Computer Science from Lodz University of Technology from 2007 to 2011. Maciej then pursued further education and obtained their Master of Science (MSc) degree in Computer Software Engineering from the DTU - Technical University of Denmark from 2011 to 2013. Additionally, in November 2014, they obtained the certification of Professional Scrum Master I from Scrum.org. In 2009 to 2010, they also spent a period of time as a guest student at DTU - Technical University of Denmark, although no specific degree was mentioned for this experience.