From Physio Tables to Data Tables
I began my journey on the football field, where small details often made the biggest difference. Later, as a massage therapist, I supported others — tailoring treatments to each individual. Today, I bring that same mindset into the world of data: focused, precise, and human-centered. I'm currently studying Computer Science with a specialization in databases, aiming to grow into a data-driven career.
My journey started on the football pitch. At 15, I left my hometown to join the youth system of Zagłębie Lubin, a Polish top-tier football club, where I trained and competed on a professional level for several years. That experience taught me discipline, resilience, and the importance of details — because in sports, tiny margins often decide the outcome.
After finishing a 2.5-year vocational program, I became a certified massage therapist. I completed two internships, including one back at Zagłębie, working closely with athletes and learning how to approach each person individually. This led me to Denmark, where I opened my own massage studio. Managing client records and therapy notes made me realize just how powerful structured information can be. That was my first real encounter with the value of data.
When the pandemic forced me to close my business, I took on a new challenge as a shift leader in a supermarket, where I honed my people management skills. Around that time, I made a decision to fully transition into tech — and began studying Computer Science at the Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology in Warsaw, with a specialization in databases.
Today, I'm focused on building a career in data. Whether it’s engineering robust data pipelines, analyzing datasets, or uncovering insights that support decision-making — I see data as a tool to improve processes, support people, and drive business value. I’m currently looking for opportunities as a Data Engineer, Data Analyst, or Data Scientist to take that next big step.
