Summary
Petr Sedláček is a cryptographer based in Prague with five years of experience at the intersection of mathematics, security research, and software quality assurance. Currently at Trezor, he develops and prototypes cryptographic solutions for hardware wallet security, pairing practical R&D with a deep theoretical grounding from a Bachelor's in General Mathematics. His background includes hands-on QA roles at Avast and Gen™, where he drove testing rigor, reported hundreds of issues, and mentored colleagues on test automation and code clarity. He has also taught discrete mathematics at Charles University, bringing the ability to explain complex concepts to students and peers. Known for enjoying both how to break systems and how to make them safer, Petr blends curiosity-driven research with pragmatic engineering to improve real-world security.
5 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, General Mathematics, Bachelor's degree, General Mathematics at Univerzita Karlova
English, Russian, Czech