Hilda Šťastná is a Senior Front-end Developer with a decade of experience building polished, user-focused interfaces using React and TypeScript, currently based in Prague. She has driven UI and UX improvements for large open-source and enterprise projects—contributing to ManageIQ/CloudForms and the OpenShift Console KubeVirt plugin—and was a top 10 contributor to the ManageIQ UI repo. At Red Hat she shipped features that made virtualization workflows more accessible and maintained high code quality working with PatternFly, and she later applied design-oriented front-end skills at Trezor. Beyond code, she brings a creative streak to developer communities through event artwork and swag designs, mentors peers occasionally, and explores AI, security, and entrepreneurship. Her background in mathematical methods and multimedia design informs a pragmatic, detail-oriented approach to simplifying complex systems for real users.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bakalář (Bc.)/BS, Mathematical computer modeling (MPM), Bakalář (Bc.)/BS, Mathematical computer modeling (MPM) at Slovenská technická univerzita v Bratislave
Inženýr (Ing.)/MS, Mathematical methods, Inženýr (Ing.)/MS, Mathematical methods at Vysoké učení technické v Brně
Diplomovaný specialista (DiS.), Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design, Diplomovaný specialista (DiS.), Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design at SOŠ polygrafická
Contributions:535 commits, 262 PRs, 1067 comments in 3 years 9 months
Contributions summary:Hilda contributed to the backend logic of the ManageIQ UI. They removed duplicate code from the application helper and refactored the ems_common controller and toolbar_chooser, preparing the code for the addition of policy buttons. Furthermore, they addressed a bug by adding missing policy buttons to Network Manager Relationship pages to enable easier tagging of items managed in the cloud.
Contributions:10 reviews, 17 commits, 18 PRs in 7 months
Contributions summary:Hilda primarily contributed to the user interface of the OpenShift console, focusing on the Kubevirt plugin. Their work included adding and translating UI elements for VM consoles, such as connect/disconnect buttons and console type options. They also implemented a permission error modal for the VM template creation process and updated the display of disk sizes within the customize wizard, ensuring better readability. Furthermore, the user modified UI elements to reflect Windows-specific installation ISO URLs.
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