Software Engineer | 3D Printing Enthusiast
Budapest, Hungary
Computer science graduate completing an MSc in Visual Computing at TU Wien, graduating in 2026.
I'm a Hungarian software engineer based in Budapest, completing an MSc in Visual Computing at Technische Universität Wien. All coursework is done, and I'm now focused on my master's thesis and expect to graduate in 2026.
My background spans computer graphics, computer vision, machine learning, and software development. I hold a BSc in Computer Science from Budapest University of Technology and Economics, where I graduated with highest honours. I've interned at Continental as a sensor fusion engineer and taught SQL in university labs.
Outside of code, I enjoy FDM 3D printing and designing custom models, building LEGO sets, playing board games and videogames, hiking, or going to the theatre or a concert when I can.
Continental AG
Developed Python tools for sensor measurement analysis within the sensor fusion parking team: a desktop GUI for topic statistics and quality filtering across measurement files, and a heatmap-based tool for visualizing wheel stopper detection error. Also extended an existing C++/OpenGL measurement replay application with new features, visual improvements, and bug fixes.
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Conducted SQL-based laboratory lessons for third-semester students.
Technische Universität Wien
A program focused on computer graphics, computer vision, and visualization. Coursework is completed, only the master's thesis remains, graduating in 2026.
Aquincum Institute of Technology
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Specialized in software development and graduated with highest honours and a final grade of 4.93.
Eötvös József Gimnázium
Student organization at Semmelweis University
Member of the Hungarian Mensa community
Selected coursework, thesis work, and side projects.
2026
A bilingual event promotion website and application platform for the 2026 Instructor Training at Semmelweis University, built for the IÖCS student organization with Next.js. Handles form submissions, email notifications, and syncs data to a Google Sheet and a PostgreSQL database.
2026
A Pong-style game built in Unreal Engine and rendered on addressable LED strips via ArtNet/DMX protocols.
2025
A project with the goal of developing a tangible data physicalization system that allows users to explore multidimensional datasets using all seven base variables of the International System of Units (SI). The physical artifacts were produced with 3D printing.
2025
A real-time rendered scene modelled in Blender and rendered in C++ with Vulkan, featuring a particle-based fire simulation, omnidirectional shadow mapping, and procedurally generated trees via an L-system.
2024
A short animation produced in Blender, with custom rigging, physics simulation, and fully staged scenes.
2024
A JavaScript implementation of the Phoenixmap visualization algorithm, designed to display multiple spatial or spatiotemporal distributions simultaneously on an interactive Leaflet map.
2022 · BSc thesis
An Android app that uses computer vision to localize a chessboard and recognize pieces from an image, using OpenCV for board detection and a self-trained TFLite model for piece classification. Recognized positions are evaluated by the integrated Stockfish engine and queried against the Lichess API for opening and position data. The app can also continuously monitor a physical game and transcribe moves into standard chess notation.
2022
A progressively growing GAN implemented and trained to generate synthetic face images up to 256x256 resolution. The trained model was also shipped as an Android app.
2021
Three C++ computer graphics projects: an interactive hyperbolic graph viewer, a ray-traced dodecahedron room with implicit surfaces and recursive portals, and a rubber sheet gravity simulator.
2020
A classic Mastermind code-breaking game with a graphical interface implemented in Java.
2019
My first ever game, a console-based Reversi (Othello) implementation written in C as part of my first programming course.
Based in Budapest and open to full-time software engineering roles and interesting collaborations.
valivalter@gmail.comBudapest, Hungary