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Aleksander Niedziolko's work experience begins in 2011 as a Project Manager for Procter & Gamble, where they completed a summer internship and delivered a plan for a major international business change effort. Aleksander then worked as a Negotiator for Jazzwaves, negotiating terms for large concert productions.

In 2012, Niedziolko joined Mobile Acuity as a Software Engineer, and in 2013, they worked as a Software Engineer at IC Mobile Lab. From 2014 to 2016, they were a Software Engineer at Bemo Ltd, where they worked on estimation, development, maintenance, and testing of iOS and Android mobile applications. Agile methodologies were employed to deliver projects on time and according to customer expectations.

In 2016, Niedziolko had two roles. Aleksander was a Contract Software Engineer at INTELLIGENT MOBILE, developing and maintaining iOS and Android native apps, and later joined Omixy as a Lead Mobile Developer. In 2017, they worked as a Lead Mobile Developer at Bounty UK Ltd.

Starting in 2018, Niedziolko joined FarePilot, where they held various roles. Aleksander started as a Lead Mobile Developer, overseeing iOS, Android, and QA teams. Aleksander then became a Lead Software Engineer, responsible for the maintenance and development of FarePilot's tech stack and technical direction. Their work at FarePilot involved cloud resource deployment, algorithm development, and full-stack development of new features and products using technologies like Heroku, GCP, Kubernetes, Docker, Postgres, and more.

Niedziolko's most recent role is as a Principal Software Engineer at FYLD, starting in 2020. The duration and specific responsibilities of this role are not provided.

Aleksander Niedziolko attended Aberdeen Grammar School from 2002 to 2008. Although information regarding a degree or field of study is not provided for this period, it can be inferred that they obtained a high school education during this time. Following their graduation from Aberdeen Grammar School, they pursued a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Software Engineering from The University of Edinburgh from 2008 to 2012.