About me

"My name is Jonáš, in English it's Jonas. Welcome to my humble web space, right now, I live in Brno - Czech place. Many qualities I possess, but one is missing: fluent speech under all circumstances - stuttering. This load is mine to carry, you don't need to worry. I hope you like my presence, I try to live life - its essence."

IT skills

My interest in IT started when I was young with HTML, continued with PHP and then Python, which is my main tool today.

I can code in Python and use related technologies for backend. I have experience with scraping and data processing. I can setup CI/CD pipeline and basic Kubernetes deployment. I have used Gitlab, GCP and Argo CD. Also, I have a brain, so I'm able to learn something new :D.

Languages

Python (advanced)
JavaScript (basic)

Databases

PostgreSQL
MS SQL
Redis
Elasticsearch
Amazon S3

Libraries

FastAPI
lchemy
Requests
Dramatiq
Structlog
Poetry

DevOps tools

Docker
Kubernetes
Argo CD
Bitbucket
TeamCity
GitLab
GCP
Datadog

Related skills

Jira
Documentation
Writing
Code review
Mentoring

See for my work and academic experience.

See for showcase of my coding skills. Or visit My work for more details.

Other skills

I'm good at writing, be it technical documentation, funny blog posts, or a romantic poem.
I can make a decent video edit.
I can make people laugh (if they like my humour).
I can ski very well.
I can play cycle-ball.

My hobbies

Apart from solving interesting problems using IT and creating great content, I like:

Communicating with like-minded people
Intelligent verbal humour
Music
Dancing
Computer games
Travelling
Doing sports: skiing, volleybal, climbing, running, cycling, yoga, exercise
Fashion & dressing up
Being in nature (especially hiking in mountains)
Contemplating about life and myself
Taking photos

Sometimes I even read book! I like mostly (but not strictly): hard Sci-Fi, titles based on real events and people, crimi stories, books about psychology and society. Some favorites:

Shoe Dog (Phil Knight)
Ecstasy (Mary Sharratt)
Seveneves (Neal Stephenson)
Metamorphosis (Franz Kafka)
Man's Search for Meaning (Viktor Frankl)
The Five Love Languages (Gary Chapman)

And last but not least, I indulge in coming up with various ideas for apps, computer games and business ventures. Unfortunately, I seldom take it further. That challenge I shall accept!