Filip Frey
Senior Business Analyst
- SQL
- Python
- Power BI
- MS Excel
- Salesforce
- ServiceNow
- Jira
- Confluence
- Git
- Claude Code
- Requirements analysis
- Process modelling (BPMN)
- Process mining
- Data quality
- Data migration
- Data modelling
- Data governance
- KPI design
- Root cause analysis
- Stakeholder management
- Change management
- Agile / Scrum
- Lean
I like it when chaos turns into something that works.
The best projects I have worked on didn’t start with technology. They started with a question: what isn’t working here? I look for the answer in the data, talk to the people who live with the problem every day and map the process step by step. Only then do I turn it into requirements that a tool can be built from. Business and IT often describe the same thing in different words, and I make sure they understand each other.
I started out at Nokia, working on 5G systems. At GE HealthCare I went through the IT Development Program, leading projects from software licensing to manufacturing data. Today I work with medical field service data: its quality, migrations to new systems and the processes built on top of it. I’m an automation engineer by training (MEng, AGH), so thinking in systems comes naturally. I'm also gay and have ADHD. Both are part of who I am, and both have taught me that different ways of thinking are a strength, not a problem.
The same habit follows me after work. At my volleyball club, Dragon Balls Kraków, training sign-ups and payments were a mess, so I built an app for it. That turned into SquadBell, which other groups now use too. When I’m not doing sports, I travel somewhere I can learn a foreign language, eat well and take astonishing photos.