# About Maria
Because Data Deserves Human Touch
I bring data and people together to empower decisions and drive sustainable, human-centered innovation that lasts
# People First
I believe in involving people in every stage of the data journey — from defining processes and sharing expertise to validation and action. When people and data collaborate, innovation thrives.
Process Definition
Processes should be defined by people – even when guided by process mining tools or GenAI suggestions
Context Sharing
Data alone misses what matters most – people’s experience and contextual knowledge
Approvals
To build trust in data, people must have the power to review, refine, and approve results confidently
# more about Me
I’m a data enthusiast and a doctor in applied mathematics who’s spent years turning data into value.
Position:
Chief Product Officer at Inphinity
Location:
Bratislava, Slovakia
10+
Years Experience
3x
Qlik Partner Ambassador
5+
Nonprofit Projects
20+
Puzzles Solved
Professional
Over ten years in the data world, Qlik Partners Ambassador, and lifelong learner
Approachable
I take data seriously, not myself – I value honest conversation, laughter, and authenticity
Committed
When I start something, I see it through – from building data solutions to raising tiny humans
Human
After long workdays, I recharge best with books, puzzles, and family
# Work Experience
Inphinity
2019-now
Chief Product Officer
Leading product strategy and innovation
Emark
2016-2019
Business Intelligence Consultant
Delivered advanced analytics and ETL solutions in Qlik
Slovakodata
2013-2016
SAP Treasury & Risk Consultant
Implemented financial analytics and risk reporting systems
# Featured Projects
the ai novel
2026
my little one ❤︎
2023
COVID-19 Public App
2020
“Maria is one of those rare personalities with not only excelent analytical thinking and deep knowledge in her field but especially with great passion for the topics she is involved in and calm and friendly nature.”
– Lukas Hornak –
# Recent Blog
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Hello World!
I created this webpage as a little personal weekend project. The last (and the first) time I built a website, I was 13 – and it was pure HTML. This time, I wanted to see how easy it is to make a webpage in 2025… so I just did it 🙂 And guess what? It…