Bojan Antolović is a Croatian software engineer, IMO and IOI medallist, and long-time Omega Software development manager. He represented Croatia at both the 1995 and 1996 International Mathematical Olympiads and won medals at the 1995/1996 International Olympiads in Informatics. After a Master's in computer science at FER Zagreb, he joined Omega Software, later leading its research-and-development function and serving on the IOI International Steering Committee.
Croatian software engineer and former competitive-programming champion. He represented Croatia at the International Mathematical Olympiad (1995 Honourable Mention, 1996 Silver Medal) and at the International Olympiad in Informatics (1995 Bronze, 1996 Silver), then studied computer science at FER, University of Zagreb. He placed on Zagreb University's team at the 24th Central European ACM Contest (CERC 2000) and later built his career at Omega Software, where he worked as a developer and software engineer and rose to Software Development Manager and head of R&D. He has served Croatian and international informatics institutions, including as a member and chair of the IOI International Steering Committee (2006-2007) and on the Croatian Computer Science Association's competition juries.
Software Developer at Ultitech d.o.o. (acquired by Omega Software d.o.o.)
Education
Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (FER), University of Zagreb
Master's Degree, Computer Science
XV. Gimnazija (MIOC), Zagreb
Mathematics and Natural Sciences
AchievementsRepresented Croatia at the International Mathematical Olympiad in 1995 (Honourable Mention) and 1996 (Silver Medal) · Represented Croatia at the International Olympiad in Informatics in 1995 (Bronze) and 1996 (Silver)
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