Education & Career

I graduated from the Czech Technical University in Prague with a degree in Industrial Engineering.

During my master’s program, I spent one semester as an exchange student at the University of Augsburg. That experience sparked my long-term goal of one day living in Bavaria as I fell in love with the nature and the mountains.

After studying German up to C1 level at the Goethe Institute, I moved to Munich five years later.

German is my fourth language and the most challenging one for me. I’m fluent in Russian, English, and Czech.

My Personal Coaching Journey

After getting my first internship at Porsche without connections or prior experience as a female expat, people started coming to me more and more for career advice. That’s how my parallel path as a career consultant began.

For almost five years, I helped professionals across Europe enter top companies. I supported them in preparing strong CVs and LinkedIn profiles, guided them through platform algorithms, and conducted mock interviews. As a result, my clients received offers from PwC, Deloitte, Accenture, Novartis, and many others.

That’s when I realized:

finding a job is not that difficult if you have a system. But finding work that energizes you instead of draining you — that’s a completely different level.

During my own period of figuring out “who I want to become when I grow up,” I became a coaching client myself.

The most powerful result of those sessions was my move from Prague to Munich.

Through coaching questions, I realized that my apathy wasn’t about my profession — it was about my environment and the place where I was living.

I felt that I had outgrown everything I had built in Prague. It was time for the next step. But I was scared. I doubted myself. Starting over felt overwhelming.

Still, I made the decision. And within two months, I went from job searching to receiving an offer in Munich.

Adapting to Germany is still not as easy for me as it was in the Czech Republic. But that’s another story.

From Consulting to Coaching

After experiencing such a turning point in my own life, I decided to study coaching.

I wanted to help people not only get great job offers, but also genuinely enjoy what they do.

I loved it so much that I gradually moved away from career consulting and fully immersed myself in coaching.

I completed professional education, earned my international ACC ICF certification, and have been a member of the International Coaching Federation for over two years.

Today, the topics people come to me with go far beyond “finding a career path,” because life is more than just work.