Marcin Wojciechowski

Marcin Wojciechowski has over 20 years of work experience in various software engineering roles. Marcin is currently working at Vistair Systems as a Senior Software Engineer and Tech Lead, where they are responsible for designing, developing, and implementing a new data analytics product. In this role, they use lightweight containers and the latest dev stack to deliver code that meets the customers' needs.

Prior to their current position, Marcin worked at Conduce Group as a Senior Lead Developer and Lead Programmer. In these roles, they were involved in system architecture, system management and support, development management, and working with various technologies such as Windows 8/10, Windows Store Apps, OData, Win API, JS, ASP.NET MVC, and Objective-C. Marcin also managed a team of up to 5 developers.

Before Conduce Group, Marcin worked at Capgemini as a Software Engineer - Consultant, where they developed an application for the German automotive industry using .NET.

Earlier in their career, Marcin worked at Rusada Software FZ LLC as a Senior Solution Architect and Computer Programmer. Marcin was responsible for designing product architecture, supervising code implementation, assisting in complex feature development, and analyzing functional specifications. Marcin also worked at XENIUM as a Programmer, where they programmed and tested websites in ASP.NET, and at Microsoft as a Software Tester participating in a student project.

Marcin's work experience demonstrates their expertise in software development, architecture design, team management, and familiarity with various programming languages and technologies.

Marcin Wojciechowski obtained a Master of Science degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Wroclaw University of Science and Technology between 2002 and 2008. Prior to that, they attended IX LO Norwida w Czestochowie from 1998 to 2002 but did not earn any degree there. In terms of certifications, Marcin Wojciechowski received a Microsoft Certified Professional certification from Microsoft in 2006.