Pavel Kroh

• Technical owner of Splunk's Mobile RUM, continuing the agent (SDK) work begun at Cisco; led specification and architecture. • Delivered the agent key to moving enterprise customers with multimillion-dollar contracts from legacy products to Splunk Observability Cloud. • Owned technical design decisions for a team of 12 senior mobile developers. • Defined consistent cross-platform agent behavior, incl. Session Replay and React Native/Flutter support; designed remote configuration delivery.

• Joined through Cisco's acquisition of Smartlook and proposed the architecture of a next-generation mobile observability agent for Cisco AppDynamics. • Designed a modular agent: lightweight core, fully decoupled instrumentation modules and OpenTelemetry output, minimizing impact on host apps. • The architecture outlived its project: after Cisco acquired Splunk, it became the foundation of Splunk's Mobile RUM.

• Led the complete rewrite of Smartlook's iOS SDK from legacy Objective-C to a modular Swift architecture. • Designed a unified cross-platform SDK API for a consistent developer experience. • Helped deliver Session Replay on iOS using low-level system features and reverse-engineering. • Improved SDK reliability and reduced its overhead in customer apps. • Drove the SDK documentation. • Open-sourced ConsentSDK, featured in iOS Dev Weekly.

• Co-founded and ran an iOS consultancy, working mainly as a subcontractor on app consulting and development. • Created Coordinate Keyboard, a specialized iOS keyboard for entering and editing geographic coordinates. • Contributed to an offline mapping SDK with tile caching for OSM, WMS, and WMTS map sources. • Delivered iOS development for client applications including iVysílání, O2 Extra Výhody, E15.cz, and VLS.

• Contributed to the development of a security framework for bank app authentication.

• Contributed to defining and developing Pastiche, an eBook reader, and Bravais, a content delivery app, in an R&D role alongside the product manager. • Wrote user stories and built prototypes to shape both products.

• Provided business analysis, design, architecture, and consulting for mobile web and native applications. • Contributed to a mobile video distribution platform, mobile payment systems, and an automated tool for converting websites into mobile-friendly web apps.

• Developed web applications for clients in a startup-style team, with Pipeline and XML Prague among the notable projects. • Built on the company's own open-source server and middleware frameworks, including a custom RDF database.

• Contributed to the analysis and development of components for ODYSSEA 2001, the company's flagship product. • Implemented features on both the client side (MS Windows) and the backend (Oracle).