Hello DEV Community 👋

I’m excited to join dev.to and connect with developers, builders, and problem-solvers from around the world. I work in the fintech space with MYTO CZ, where we focus on building structured, transparent digital tools that help users compare financial products and make informed decisions. My daily work sits at the intersection of data, logic, and user experience — translating complex financial information into systems that are clear, reliable, and easy to navigate.

Over the past few years, I’ve been increasingly focused on improving how financial data is structured and presented. Clean architecture, optimized queries, and well-designed APIs are not just technical preferences — in fintech, they directly impact how confidently someone can make an important life decision. That responsibility is something I take seriously.

Technically, I spend most of my time working with Python for data processing, SQL for performance optimization, and JavaScript/Node.js for backend logic and integrations. I’m particularly interested in:

• Designing scalable comparison algorithms
• Improving data pipelines and validation flows
• Building transparent UX around complex datasets
• Applying clean code principles in fintech products
• Automating structured financial data processing

Currently, I’m learning more about system design patterns for scalable platforms and refining my understanding of API-first architectures. I’m also exploring better ways to balance performance optimization with readability and long-term maintainability — something every growing platform eventually faces.

What I hope to share here:
Insights from building fintech comparison tools, lessons learned from structuring messy real-world datasets, and thoughts on responsible digital product development. I’m especially interested in discussions about ethical design in financial technology and how developers can contribute to transparency rather than complexity.

If you’re working on data-heavy applications, fintech products, or systems where clarity matters as much as performance, I’d love to connect. Looking forward to learning from this community and contributing where I can.