About me

I'm Mikołaj. Together with Joanna I run eComWizards, where I look after the technical side and talk to clients. If you came here from our site, this page covers what that one doesn't: what I did before and what I work on outside client projects.

Ten years in transport and warehouses

I started in 2011 in Wrocław, at Trans-Dan, a transport company. I kept track of just-in-time delivery schedules for car factories in France, Germany and Poland, and found loads for 40 vans and 30 trucks spread across Europe. After that I spent a year as a freight agent.

In 2013 I built a logistics department from scratch at a fruit and vegetable processing plant in Kwidzyn: I rolled out shipping software and set the pallet management rules. Then I ran logistics and warehouses at Masfrost in Ziębice, Patrol Group in Wieluń and ZPUE in Włoszczowa. At ZPUE my work included moving to three shifts and replacing the forklift fleet.

I got closest to IT through system rollouts. At Masfrost I implemented a warehouse management system (WMS) and connected it to Comarch ERP, and at ZPUE I took part in the SAP rollout. In 2021 I moved to the other side of those projects. From those years I know online stores from the side their customers never see: the warehouse, shipping and the systems that run them.

IT projects for online stores

First, at Yasecure, I implemented warehouse and shipping tools for companies selling online. For the next two and a half years, at Strix and Unity Group, I managed e-commerce projects for European clients, Magento among them, and coordinated development teams.

Since 2024 I have worked at Centuria, which provides IT infrastructure for online stores. I started as a Customer Project Manager and now lead the Customer Projects & Success team. Alongside that, Joanna and I run eComWizards.

Homelab and AI agents

I also run my own servers, a homelab. I use them to test infrastructure, automation and AI agents, meaning programs that use language models to carry out tasks in systems on their own. I want to know what agents can actually do and where they need limits. Some of it ends up on the blog (in Polish), for example how agents use an API without knowing its keys.

If you want to talk about your store, book a call with us through eComWizards. For anything else, write to me here.