At the age of 6 years, Marko has become a system administrator from Microsoft and months ago, he was certified by Microsoft as a systems engineer in the world’s youngest.

“I must say from the standpoint of technology, which Marko is a great kid.” Potokar Mate said, general manager of Microsoft Slovenia. Potokar said in the email that he first heard about Marko since 2 years ago and really wanted to get a chance to see talented young people.

“When we were told that he will come to Ljubljana (Slovenia’s capital) and we really wanted to meet with people from Microsoft Slovenia, where I hope to meet him,” said Potokar. For half an hour, Marko did a presentation in front Potokar and his team about the benefits of Active Directory.

“What a wonderful time spent and dedication to learn the material and the vast complex. On the other hand, I hope … he will find the second greatest passion, which is football. “

Marko had initiated himself into a system administrator, working remotely manage a computer network for nonprofit organization working with people with disabilities.

“The employees … very pleased that there is a good administrator,” said Marko via e-mail. “I think that it’s true, yes who knows.”

Marko said that he usually spends his time about 4 hours in front of the computer, but sometimes even more than 10 hours. Also Marko also was a teacher in his own computer lab, where he taught children aged 8 to 11 years of computer basics.

Inside the lab there are about 15 computers provided by the education department. It turned out that no child of talent away from the talent-owned parent. Marko’s evident from his own father was an IT manager.

Marko’s time to give a lot in front of the computer, the government gave him permission to attend school rarely. Sometimes he just comes a few times a month. And he himself has the key to his lab so free to experiment.

“Sometimes when my friends sleep, I’m working in my lab,” said Marko. He himself had spent time in front of the computer to play games, because he thought it was not a serious thing and should be spending time in front of the computer by simply playing the game alone.

The last project was working on now is trying to find a way to send HD television broadcasts to the relatively slow network. To support these efforts, a telecommunications company from Macedonia gave a direct connection to the city’s main network.