Júlia Sipka

After graduating from university, his first job was at the Budapest Radio Engineering Factory (BRG).
Between 1976 and 1990, he worked at the Computer Coordination Institute (SZKI), first in cooperation with the Unified Computer System (ESZR), then as a senior employee of the software export departments, and later as one of the managers of the SCIL subsidiary, which was involved in manufacturing and trading.

From 1990, as the marketing and commercial director of the then-established IQSOFT Rt., he established extensive professional relations with the domestic distribution of imported software products (e.g. Oracle, Avalon, OLIB). His credible negotiating skills made him suitable for winning, organizing and successfully managing domestic and foreign development projects. In addition, he was the main driver of the company's internal community life until the closure of IQSOFT in 2003.

Between 2003 and 2006, he worked in the HTEC program, which opened Hungarian technology abroad under the authority of the Ministry of Informatics and Communications, primarily as a key player in the planning, implementation and initial operation of the Hungarian Technology Center to be established in Shenzhen (China).

For several decades, he actively participated in the Hungarian professional public life, including in the professional bodies of the Hungarian Association of Information Technology (NJSZT), and between 1998 and 2003, he also served as the vice president of the NJSZT. From 1998, he was a member of the board of the Hungarian Oracle Users (HOUG) for nearly a decade.