About Dylan
Dylan Repko was born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and spent years moving across different provinces. For high school, he attended Pretoria Boys High School, a prestigious institution with over a century of history and traditions. It was there that he formed some of his strongest friendships—bonds that remain close even as he and his classmates have spread across the globe.
In his spare time, he enjoys a variety of hobbies, including gaming, cycling, photography, and spending time with family. He also has a passion for travel, always looking to explore new places and check off destinations from his ever-growing bucket list.
He joined ATCOM in March 2025 after relocating from the UK, where he previously worked for an MSP in London. While job hunting, he came across ATCOM by chance, but it quickly stood out from other opportunities. The team’s enthusiasm for their work and long-standing tenure made a lasting impression. After his first interview, it became clear that ATCOM was the right fit.
One of his favorite aspects of ATCOM so far is the genuine kindness within the team. In just a short time, he has experienced numerous positive interactions, reinforcing his excitement to be part of the company.
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