CV – slama.dev

CV

This section of the personal website is dedicated to my curriculum vitae. For additional information, feel free to contact me at tomas [at] slama [dot] dev, and to browse through my GitHub profile.

Also, here is an up-to-date PDF version (neatly typeset in $\TeX$ ), if you’re interested.

Education

2022–2025	Heidelberg University [website], Germany I got my master's degree in Computer Science at the University of Heidelberg, which I turned into a startup (see Experience section for details).
2019–2022	Charles University [website], Czech Republic I got my bachelor's degree in Computer Science at the Charles University, with a specialization in Theoretical computer science (see Projects section for thesis).
2017–2018	Westtown School [website], USA I received an ASSIST scholarship (as one of the 4 people from the Czech Republic in 2017) to study at the Westtown private boarding school for one academic year.
2015–2019	Turnov Grammar School [website], Czech Republic

Experience

2024–current	Founder & developer of Climbuddy [website] I'm the founder and lead developer of Climbuddy, the climbing platform of the future, which allows climbers to log their ascents in an interactive way using a 3D model of their gym by only using phone images in a fully automatic way.
2019–2022	System administrator at the Charles University My responsibilities included network and server management, handling of software/hardware issues, implementation of internal faculty services and more at the department of Applied Mathematics of the Charles University.
2019–2021	Vex EDR programming lecturer at the Turnov Educational Center As a part of a government grant, I wrote a textbook [PDF] about Vex EDR programming, which I used to introduce programming and robotics to high-school students.

Projects

YouTube	TomS (30k, [link]) and Polylog (100k, [link]); Computer Science education
Coding	Florodoro (2021, Python) [GitHub] A pomodoro timer that grows randomized plants while you're studying.
	FRC Robot Codebase (2017–18, Java) [website] [GitHub] [whitepaper] I was the lead programmer and driver for the FRC team 1391, implementing the robot code for that year. We reached the world championships in Detroit and received the Innovation in Control Award for my robot's autonomous code.
Bc. Thesis	Clis and Cled (2021–2022, Python + C#) [pdf] Tools for automatic climbing hold scanning and virtual route editing. This includes an Arduino-powered turntable which automatically takes pictures and converts them to 3D models, along with a cross-platform editor to place them on the wall.

Other

Languages	Czech (native) and English (bilingual)
Interests	– organizing CS-oriented camps and seminars (KSP, ProTab) – photography (see my photos) – rock climbing (see me climb), snowboarding, slacklining