Vilnius, Lithuania

Laimonas
Matukas.

I lead IT projects, support people's growth and teach programming.

Project Manager, People Manager and Scrum Master at IBM.

Java lecturer at Vilnius Business College.

My path into management started with programming and running my own business. Both shape how I plan work: I understand the technical decisions and what it means to take responsibility for the outcome.

Laimonas Matukas
Projects · Teams · Learning
01

About

From code and business to leadership.

I started building websites and later worked as a Java developer. Along the way, I also founded and ran Transolita, a logistics company. Running a business taught me to make decisions and look beyond a single task or project.

I joined IBM in 2018 as a developer and gradually moved into project management, career development and supporting teams. Since 2024, I have also been teaching a Java course at Vilnius Business College. It lets me share my experience while learning how to explain complex ideas more clearly.

02

Experience

Where I work and what I've done.

2018 — present

IBM

Project Manager · People Manager · Scrum Master

I lead IT projects, working with teams to plan work, agree on priorities and resolve blockers. I help set realistic goals and keep progress clear.

As a People Manager, I discuss career goals, development opportunities and feedback with colleagues. As a Scrum Master, I help teams improve how they work and collaborate.

I joined IBM as a Full Stack Developer. That experience still helps me discuss technical decisions and assess the scope of development work.

2024 — present

Vilnius Business College

Java Lecturer

I teach Java programming, helping students understand the principles, solve practical problems and turn theory into working code. I also share lessons from working in software teams.

2017 — 2018

CodeBakers

Java Developer

I developed software in Java, deepening my programming knowledge and gaining practical development experience.

2013 — 2019

Transolita

Founder & Managing Director

I founded and ran a logistics company. It taught me to take responsibility for decisions, plan work and deal with the everyday challenges of running a business.

2013 — 2018

Idėjų Sprendimas

Web Developer

I built websites. This was the start of my professional path in software development.

03

Skills

What I bring to the work.

Project management
Planning work, agreeing on priorities, assessing risks and coordinating delivery.
Career development
Career conversations, constructive feedback and support with choosing a direction for growth.
Team collaboration
Scrum, resolving blockers, building shared understanding and improving ways of working.
Development & teaching
Experience with Java, frontend and backend development. Explaining technical concepts through practice.
04

AI & curiosity

Learning by trying things.

I'm interested in how technology changes what we can do ourselves. I use ChatGPT, Claude and IBM Bob to learn, explore code, test ideas and find simpler ways to get things done. They help me get to grips with new topics, improve my skills and keep up with change.

AI is useful both at work and in everyday life, from organising information to automating routine tasks. I want to understand the proposed solution, check it and adapt it to the situation.

Tools and platforms I use

  • ChatGPT
  • Claude
  • IBM Bob
  • IBM Consulting Advantage (ICA)
05

Learning

Certifications & training.

  • IBM Generative & Agentic AI Project ManagerIBM
  • Microsoft Certified: Azure FundamentalsMicrosoft
  • Disciplined Agile Senior Scrum MasterDASSM
  • Certified Scrum MasterCSM
  • Enterprise Design Thinking PractitionerIBM
  • IBM Agile ExplorerIBM
  • AWS Cloud Practitioner EssentialsAWS
  • IBM Cloud Kubernetes ServiceIBM
  • IBM Z® Pervasive EncryptionIBM
  • People SkillsResilience · Growth Minded · Learning Agility · Time Management

A developer's everyday life

When the code has other plans.

20 familiar replies when a program doesn't work. A small tradition from my old website.

Contact

Let's talk.

About IT projects, teams, teaching or a new idea.