Summary
Dániel Darvas is a software engineer with 11 years of experience combining deep academic rigor — a summa cum laude Ph.D. in Computer Science — with hands-on industrial tooling at CERN and Google. He led development of PLCverif, a user-facing formal verification framework for PLCs used in critical infrastructure, and has a strong background in Java, Eclipse RCP, EMF/Xtext and model checking techniques. His research on practice-oriented model checking and formal specification bridges theoretical verification and real-world control systems, including applications to cryogenics and ITER interlocks. Comfortable mentoring and teaching, he has supervised students and taught formal methods and software verification at university level. Based in Zurich, he pairs a research mindset with pragmatic engineering, frequently translating formal methods into production-ready tooling.
12 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science, summa cum laude, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Computer Science, summa cum laude at Budapest University of Technology and Economics
High School, High School at Szent István Gimnázium
English, French, Hungarian, German