09/2010 – present School of Computer Science, University of St Andrews – Tutor and Demonstrator for undergraduate students
09/2010 – 12/2010 Disability Services, University of St Andrews – Note taker for disabled students
03/2010 – 07/2010 HITLab Australia, Launceston, Tasmania, AU – Research Intern
Along with working on a number of research papers on multimodal interfaces, I helped establish many of the collaboration tools in use for the BRAID project. HITLab AU Profile BRAID Homepage
10/2009 – 03/2010 Jedličkův ústav a školy (JUS), Praha, CZ – Volunteer
JUS is a not-for-profit organisation for physically disabled children, consisting of several schools (both primary and secondary), halfway houses and other places of assistance. My role in JUS was to assist the resident linguist, Ms. Radka Majerová, with language therapy for anarthric clients, modification of computer peripherals for better accessibility as well as the creation of other non-computer based communication and teaching tools. JUS Homepage
06/2008 – 09/2008 IBM, Dublin, IE – Extreme Blue Intern
I worked on the Extreme Blue Internship Project VIP3 – Visual Interface for Parallel Programming Patterns. My role in the project was largely to design and implement the visual interface the application, which was integrated into the Eclipse IDE and to define the user interaction patterns. Extreme Blue Dublin Homepage
08/2007 – 06/2008 Microsoft, Dublin, IE – Microsoft Student Partner
I was the Microsoft Student Partner for UCD in the first year of the MSP program in Ireland. My role was to expand knowledge about Microsoft product on campus by organising outreach events such as programming competitions. Microsoft Student Partner Homepage
06/2007 – 08/2007 UCD, Dublin, IE – Research Intern
During the summer I conducted research as part of the ODCSSS Summer Research Internship, working specifically on project 13 – Programmer and Prover Memory. As a part of the project I developed a JML plug-in and started implementing a plug-in providing a fisheye view of source code, both for the Eclipse IDE. ODCSSS Homepage
02/2006 – 03/2009 Beatrice’s Translations & Tour Guiding Services, Dublin, IE – Translator/Interpreter, Tour guide
I worked as a freelance translator and interpreter for Czech, Slovak and English languages and occasionally a tour guide around Dublin.
2005 – 2009 University College Dublin (UCD), Ireland, B.A.(Hons.) Computer Science
Finished with first class honours, major subjects: Computer Science, Linguistics; average GPA above 3.68 (treshold for first class honours) in every year of studies University College Dublin Homepage
2001 – 2005 Akademické gymnázium, škola hlavního města Prahy (Secondary Comprehensive School, City of Prague)
CV
Work Experience and Internships:
Along with working on a number of research papers on multimodal interfaces, I helped establish many of the collaboration tools in use for the BRAID project.
HITLab AU Profile
BRAID Homepage
JUS is a not-for-profit organisation for physically disabled children, consisting of several schools (both primary and secondary), halfway houses and other places of assistance. My role in JUS was to assist the resident linguist, Ms. Radka Majerová, with language therapy for anarthric clients, modification of computer peripherals for better accessibility as well as the creation of other non-computer based communication and teaching tools.
JUS Homepage
I worked on the Extreme Blue Internship Project VIP3 – Visual Interface for Parallel Programming Patterns. My role in the project was largely to design and implement the visual interface the application, which was integrated into the Eclipse IDE and to define the user interaction patterns.
Extreme Blue Dublin Homepage
I was the Microsoft Student Partner for UCD in the first year of the MSP program in Ireland. My role was to expand knowledge about Microsoft product on campus by organising outreach events such as programming competitions.
Microsoft Student Partner Homepage
During the summer I conducted research as part of the ODCSSS Summer Research Internship, working specifically on project 13 – Programmer and Prover Memory. As a part of the project I developed a JML plug-in and started implementing a plug-in providing a fisheye view of source code, both for the Eclipse IDE.
ODCSSS Homepage
I worked as a freelance translator and interpreter for Czech, Slovak and English languages and occasionally a tour guide around Dublin.
Education:
Studying towards a PhD in Human Computer Interaction.
SACHI (University of St Andrews Computer Human Interaction Research Group) Homepage
Finished with first class honours, major subjects: Computer Science, Linguistics; average GPA above 3.68 (treshold for first class honours) in every year of studies
University College Dublin Homepage
Leaving Certifcate passed with distinction
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