Bursar of Charles University

Agenda:

• Management of Charles University finances

• Acting on behalf of the university in matters relating to the management and administration of its assets

• Management of the internal administration of the university

• Acting in employment matters of employees of the Rector's Office and other parts of CU

• Public procurement agenda

Professional profile:

Graduated in computer science at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University. During his studies, he started working at DCIT (which was actually the first "spin-off" established by CU under the patronage of the Government of the Czech Republic with the Norwegian company NIT), where he was mainly engaged in software project management consulting and information security. He started his Ph.D. studies (software systems) at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University, but did not complete it due to a number of other activities. He taught several courses at the faculty. From DCIT, he moved to the Computer Science Centre of Charles University where he established the CU Information System Department and managed its gradual development - creation of a personnel system, centralisation of the student information system and other applications, and centralisation of the payroll information system. He participated in the introduction of the electronic document management system and the preparation of the economic and organisational project for the introduction of the central economic system.

Work experience:

• from July 2022 until now - in charge of the agenda of the Bursar of Charles University

• from 2021 until now - member of the Supervisory Board of CESNET (nominated by CU)

• 2021 to 2022 - Director of the Computer Science Centre, CU

• 2013 - Advisor to the Deputy Minister for Information Systems, Ministry of Transport of the Czech Republic

• 2010 to 2013 - Quality Manager of an EU-funded project, Ministry of Industry and Trade of the Czech Republic

• 2010 to 2021 - Deputy Director of the Computer Science Centre, Charles University

• 2003 to 2014 - Head of Information System Department, Computer Science Centre, CU

• 1998 to 2003 - lecturer at the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics at CU

• 1996 to 2003 - IT consultant, DCIT, a.s.

Education:

• 1998 - Mgr. (Computer Science, Faculty of Mathematics and Physics)

Teaching activity:

1998 to 2003 - teaching courses Programming in C/C++, Software Project, Programming I (Faculty of Mathematics and Physics)

Supervisor of one defended master's thesis

Publications and creative activities:

paper "Information Security Management that missed the mark - a case study" at the IS2 - Information Security Summit, 2001 (main author K. Miko)

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