He is a member of the Executive Committee of the National Hydrogen Association of Slovakia. He has held various prominent positions in both the private and public sectors. He has served on many advisory bodies such as the Government Council for Science , Technology and Innovation. He was a member of the Monitoring Committee for the Operational Programme Environmental Quality. He was also a member of the Executive Committee of TAFTIE (European Network of Innovation Agencies). He is co-author of the National Hydrogen Strategy adopted by the Slovak Government. He has significantly reformed the system of renewable energy allowances for households, which has contributed to an improved and more efficient use of EU funds and more targeted support for households. His greatest achievement nationwide is the deployment and roll-out of the e-health system, in particular e-prescribing, which is one of the most modern services even in the EU environment.

He is a recipient of the Technical University of Košice award for his contribution to the development of mechanical engineering and the building of a mechanical engineering faculty. He headed the Slovak Innovation and Energy Agency (SIEA) from June 2020 to autumn 2022. SIEA covers a wide range of activities from projects focused on innovative solutions, energy efficiency to the use of renewable energy sources. Prior to joining the agency, he served for four years as Director General of the National Center for Health Information (NCHI). which is the basis for eHealth. The project won the ITAPA 2019 award in the category of the Best Digitalisation Project in Slovakia. From 2012 to 2016, he was a member of the Board of Directors of Slovak Post. He has also previously served as Chief Strategy Officer and Deputy CEO of a telecommunications operator in Kuwait and the UAE. In 1996, he started as an IT consultant and manager in Slovakia but also in Austria and Australia. He graduated from MTF STU in Trnava in Applied Informatics and Automation in Industry.