At Aspekta Térinformatikai Kft., I turned manually assembled GIS studies into a reproducible monthly location-intelligence product with more than 60 variables across roughly 50,000 grid cells. I defined metric semantics and data-quality gates so analysts and clients could work from the same published snapshots.
I also created a governed PostGIS source for about 1,400 sites, with QGIS editing views, regional permissions and temporal history. Automated atlas refreshes cut the 1,400-page process from two days to under an hour, and client staff maintained the data without vendor intervention.
At Next Frontier Media Kft., I built an operational analytics product that turned 127 fragmented feeds and engagement snapshots into momentum metrics for daily newsroom planning. Earlier, I progressed from analyst to methodology and project lead across applied-policy research at the Institute for Public Policy Research and Hungarian Institute of International Affairs.
