Peter Parkanyi

Peter Parkanyi has a diverse work experience in the field of engineering and cybersecurity. Peter is currently working as a Staff Engineer at bloop since 2022. Previously, they founded Symmetree Research Labs in 2021 and served as a Founder & Engineer. Peter also co-founded Monstera Digital in 2021 and was active as a Co-Founder until 2022.

Prior to these ventures, Peter worked at Red Sift as a Lead Security Architect from 2018 to 2021. Peter played a crucial role in product development and created a security monitoring agent. Before that, they worked at Cyberlytic | Real-time Risk and Security Intelligence as a Lead Security Engineer/Manager from 2015 to 2018. Peter helped turn a research project into a web application security monitor and contributed to team growth.

Peter also has experience as a Lead Engineer at Ruuta.io in 2015, where they worked on a Wi-Fi router project. Peter started their career as a Software Developer at WireLoad Inc in 2014, where they played a key role in designing and implementing components for their digital signage solution.

Additionally, Peter worked as a Consultant Software Developer from 2012 to 2015, collaborating on various projects involving embedded systems, hardware prototyping, and web application development. Peter introduced and promoted the adoption of continuous integration-based development methodologies.

Furthermore, Peter worked as a Backend Engineer at IC Mobile Lab in 2013, contributing to the development of a 3D advertising platform. Peter started their career at BalaBit in 2011 as a Software Engineer, where they worked on an activity monitoring appliance and eventually became a team lead.

Overall, Peter Parkanyi has showcased their expertise in engineering, cybersecurity, and software development through their work experience in various companies and their entrepreneurial ventures.

Peter Parkanyi studied Computer Software Engineering at Budapest University of Technology and Economics from 2009 to 2011. Peter later pursued Business Administration, Management, and Operations at the University of Glasgow from 2012 to 2014.