AITIA was founded over 20 years ago through the collaboration of faculty members and researchers from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) and Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE). Our flagship is the Telecommunications division, alongside which our key areas of expertise are Industrial IoT and Artificial Intelligence. Domestic university relations are still of fundamental importance to our company: through our active cooperation, we continuously involve the most outstanding university researchers and recent graduates, thus ensuring that our innovations and developments are implemented at the highest professional level, building on the latest scientific results. Our company is a regular participant in large international research and development projects, where we take a strategic role in the development of innovative technologies and their practical application. Our vision: AITIA is a dedicated Hungarian research and development company that develops innovative, robust systems in the fields of Telecommunications, Network Security, Artificial Intelligence, and Industrial IoT, supporting these solutions with a complex service portfolio. Our mission: We deliver stable, reliable, and efficient systems that serve our partners’ business objectives in the long term. Our open and supportive approach provides a solid foundation for effective collaboration and continuous development. We place great emphasis on protecting the data and information we manage. Our Information Security Policy is available here.
ABOUT US
Gábor Sey
Chair of the Board, Director of Telecommunications (SGA) division
Gábor Sey received his MSc degrees at the University of Szeged as mathematician and software engineer. He has been a member of the SGA division since 2005 and during these years he took part in the daily work of all technical teams (testing, planning, development, support). His specializations are the telecommunication Core Network protocols and packet switched networks. Since 2016 he has been also responsible for the management of Magyar Telekom projects, the largest costumer of the company.
Tamás Tóthfalusi, PhD
Director of AI & Industrial IoT division
Tamás Tóthfalusi, received his PhD from the Doctoral School of Informatics at BME VIK in 2021. He has extensive experience in the fields of telecommunications, informatics and artificial intelligence. He has participated in several research projects in recent years: Tracking and analyzing telecommunications signaling exchanges with neural networks, real-time voice quality testing on distributed systems, using artificial intelligence to translate industrial data models. His research area: AI-based data analysis, analysis of telecommunications control protocols.
Enikő Molnár
Director of Finance
Enikő Molnár earned her MSc degree in Economics with a specialization in Finance and Accounting from Corvinus University of Budapest. Since 2007, she has been involved in developing the financial controlling processes and preparing reports for the Company, and since 2010, she has also been responsible for accounting. She obtained her tax advisor qualification in 2014 and earned her international IFRS certified accountant registration in 2023. Her area of expertise is the accounting and taxation of IT companies operating in the field of research and development.
Gábor Szelindi
Director
Gábor Szelindi received his degree in Electrical Engineering from the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) in 2002. Since then, he has been working in the telecommunications division of AITIA as a product support engineer. His responsibilities include testing and deploying telecommunications solutions, preparing documentation, liaising with clients, and handling issue resolution. Through his work, he has gained experience in mobile telecommunications protocols and the operation of mobile network equipment.
Péter Tatai †
Founder
Péter Tatai received his MSc degree at the Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME). First he developed professional telecommunications systems at the Research Institute for Telecommunications (TKI), and later he lectured at BME, teaching telecommunications and signal processing until 2005, when he founded AITIA.
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