Summary
Miłosz Chojnacki is a Senior Java Developer and SAFe® System Architect with 7 years of focused experience in enterprise Java, integration platforms and court/justice-domain systems. He currently works on flight-planning fuel policy at Lufthansa Systems and previously led architecture and migrations from legacy stacks to Java/OSS for Currenda, where his solutions serve roughly 70% of Polish courts and 35,000 users. His background spans end-to-end product work—identity federation (Keycloak/OIDC), rule engines (JBoss Drools), integration platforms (Apache Camel/ServiceMix) and high-performance transactional systems—paired with hands-on delivery from PowerBuilder-era systems to modern Spring/Docker/Postgres stacks. Known for bridging technical strategy with R&D and PoCs, he has driven concepts like externalized legal-knowledge storage and central Active Directory federation for the Ministry of Justice. Pragmatic and detail-oriented, he combines deep legacy-system migration experience with a penchant for designing auditable, rule-driven architectures in regulated domains. An engineer who once summarized his GitHub bio as "segmentation fault," he brings a quiet humor to complex, safety-critical projects.
7 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
English, Polish