József Sárossy

He was a senior computer designer at the Electronic Measuring Instruments Factory (EMG), then a department manager at Infelor. After that, he worked at the Telecommunications Research Institute (TKI), Budapest University of Technology (BME), then the Health, Organization, Planning and Information Center (ESZTIK). Finally, as a self-employed person, he headed the SoftCare Economic Working Community.

During his professional career, he first developed digital component families, electronic calculators, and computers at EMG. Later, he worked on mainframe programming languages and software, and then on the design and implementation of professional personal computer software systems.

He was a participant in the expert group of the National Technical Development Committee (OMFB) during the preparation of the Unified Computer System (ESZR) program.

He was a well-known and respected representative of the profession from the late 1960s.