Unlike many people working with sound, I was not raised in a music family or played any instruments until 20. But since my mother is a choreographer and I am also a dancer in my spare time, music was still around. At 18 y.o, I moved to the Czech Republic alone and closed up to people a bit. That led me to listen to the environment around me a lot. Also at that time, I tried to make electronic music, and as such, I was introduced to sound design. Shortly I figured out that I'm a lot more interested in sound itself rather than music.

I was studying CTU in Prague and could focus on audio during my education (at least on its technical side). After finishing it, I moved to Brno to get a master's degree in Audio Engineering. There were a lot of opportunities to explore every audio area out there. So I was a boom operator for Czech TV and Films, a sound engineer for live concerts, an assistant at the professional music studio Na Orli and a sound designer for commercials. But what I really dug into was non-linear sound for games. This wide range of profiles helped me to develop my skills and gave me a complex vision and understanding of sound. Now I have an experience working in a bigger company and a small team of devs and I found myself comfortable with both. So I am open to working with AAA, indie, and everything in between. You can download my full CV down below.