Petr Moravek Email & Phone Number | I am an software engineer eager to work with interesting technologies that can promote humanity to next level. I am always trying to use my skills in a way that can leverage what I have learned through my life. My journey has started with 8-bits (sir Sinclair's ZX Spectrum)while now those pocket-sized machines become 64-bit (being it x86, MIPS, RISC or Acorn legacy ~ ARM). Yes even 128-bits are out there since AS/400 (now IBM e/iSeries). The electronics, now omnipresent, become so capable that people started to lag behind. And this is the place where I am trying to give hand. I am always open to new opportunities to work with inspirational people. People more giving than taking or asking for - moving the world. Specialties: System level knowledge of Unix/Linux applications, Cloud deployments, IoT in its many meanings

Petr Moravek

I am an software engineer eager to work with interesting technologies that can promote humanity to n...
Prague, Prague, Czech Republic

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Petr Moravek is a I am an software engineer eager to work with interesting technologies that can promote humanity to next level. I am always trying to use my skills in a way that can leverage what I have learned through my life. My journey has started with 8-bits (sir Sinclair's ZX Spectrum)while now those pocket-sized machines become 64-bit (being it x86, MIPS, RISC or Acorn legacy ~ ARM). Yes even 128-bits are out there since AS/400 (now IBM e/iSeries). The electronics, now omnipresent, become so capable that people started to lag behind. And this is the place where I am trying to give hand. I am always open to new opportunities to work with inspirational people. People more giving than taking or asking for - moving the world. Specialties: System level knowledge of Unix/Linux applications, Cloud deployments, IoT in its many meanings