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GÁBOR LIPTÁK

METEOROLOGIST → SOFTWARE ENGINEER

PYTHON · FASTAPI · DJANGO / EVENT-DRIVEN ARCHITECTURE · APIS & INTEGRATIONS / POSTGRESQL · KAFKA

POST
FMTG / VIENNA
ROLE
SOFTWARE ENGINEER
STACK
PYTHON / FASTAPI / EDA
QUARTERS
PAYERBACH, AT
COORD
47.7202 N / 15.8319 E
STATUS
ACTIVE
54
BPM · REST
BLOOD: UNKNOWN HEIGHT: 185 CM MASS: 71 KG EYES: GREEN HAIR: BROWN BIO-SIGN: NOMINAL
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PERSONNEL FILE

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CAREER LOG

/ 1994 → PRESENT SERVICE   TRAINING

INSTITUTIONS ON RECORD

Eötvös Loránd UniversityELTE
2002–09
Hungarian Meteorological ServiceOMSZ
2007–18
VITUKIVITUKI
2008–12
ÚtinformÚTINFORM
2006–19
Magyar KözútM. KÖZÚT
2006–19
SoulwareSOULWARE
2019–20
UbimetUBIMET
2020–25
CourseraCOURSERA
2025
FMTGFMTG
2025–

NAVIGATION CHART

/ SECTOR 47N-19E — 5 WAYPOINTS

WAYPOINT READOUT

BUDAPEST

CAPABILITY PROFILE

/ HOVER VECTORS FOR DETAIL

BACKEND — 92 / 100

STACK CHRONOLOGY 2008 → 2026

TECHNICAL HUMAN
HUNGARIANNATIVE
ENGLISHPROFESSIONAL / DAILY
GERMANCONVERSATIONAL

PROJECT ARCHIVE

/ SELECT RECORD TO OPEN COMMISSIONED   PERSONAL

BIO-TELEMETRY

/ LOCOMOTION LOG 2011 →
HIGHEST LOAD

Olympus Marathon 2014 — 44 km, 3 270 m vertical, 07:43:15. Greece. Still the longest single output on record.

OTHER SYSTEMS

Hiking · cycling · darts since 2016 (non-competitive) · Newcastle United, permanently.

Olympus Marathon 2014
OLYMPUS MARATHON · 2014
10 év – 10 km, 2014
10 ÉV – 10 KM · 2014
Budapest half marathon
BUDAPEST HALF MARATHON
5 km city race
5 KM CITY RACE

FINAL TRANSMISSION

/ STANDBY ○

FINAL LOG ENTRY — CAREER VESSEL "LIPI" — 2026.08.13

This is Gábor Lipták.

Meteorologist by training. Software engineer by trajectory.

One institute I served was decommissioned behind me. The rest of the original crew scattered across other ships. I logged thirteen years of operational duty: double shifts, twelve-hour nights, flood forecasts, dawn broadcasts, road information, GIS data, live systems — and eventually watched a decade of spreadsheets give way to a platform I designed and built myself.

Somewhere along that route, writing software stopped being a tool for doing my job.

It became the job.

Current heading: Vienna. Propulsion: Python, FastAPI, distributed and event-driven systems. Telemetry: nominal. Message broker: connected. Cargo — curiosity — intact.

Original mission: meteorology. Current mission: build the systems behind the information.

No final destination filed.

Signing off.

And I am still running.