Summary
Tomas Vojnar is a professor and researcher with over two decades of academic experience and 14 years of documented professional work focused on automated analysis and verification for both software and hardware. His work blends formal methods, automata theory, and logics with practical testing and dynamic analysis, producing experimental tools and applications that bridge theory and practice. He has held long-term roles at FIT Brno University of Technology and Masaryk University, with international postdoctoral experience in Paris, and has coordinated industry-academia collaboration with Red Hat Czech. A seasoned educator, he teaches operating systems, formal verification, and theoretical computer science, mentoring students who translate formal research into deployable verification technology. Less obvious is his sustained engagement across research, teaching, and applied verification engineering—demonstrating an ability to move ideas from formal theory into experimental systems used in real-world contexts.
14 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), computer science and engineering, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), computer science and engineering at Brno University of Technology
High School, Mathematics and Physics, High School, Mathematics and Physics at Gymnázium Karviná
English, Czech