Since May 3, 2021 - I am
iSAQB Certified Professional for Software Architecture - Foundation Level® (CPSA-F®)
In 2020 I joined Robert Bosch Engineering Center Sofia
as a Software Architect as part of the
Interior Monitoring Systems
project team.
Designing and documenting (UML, Sparx EA) a framework for component based software (IoC/DI).
Architecture stakeholder management - gathering architecture significant requirements, designing software architecture, presenting the design, discussing trade-offs.
Supervising developers during the implementation.
The component based framework is used to implement computer vision applications.
In 2018 I joined Software AG
as a Senior Software Engineer as part of
the my Webmethods Server
project team.
I am Oracle Certified Java SE 8 Professional.
In 2016 I moved to Luxoft Corporation and started working
as a Senior C++ Software Developer.
I was part of the Smart Device Link project.
After working for about 9 months as a senior developer, I took the team leader role for a small team.
It was a business logic component of SDL.
As a team leader I was responsible for:
During my work at Luxoft I had the chance to be the very first tech-speaker of the very first
LTS Logeek night event
of Luxoft in Sofia, Bulgaria.
You can watch the full video from here:
LTS LoGeek Night @ Cinema City, Mall Of Sofia
In 2007 I started in Visteon Corporation as R&D engineer.
These are the last two projects I was involved in:
Around 2006 I decided to become a professional programmer. After all, it is something I've studied for.
I started as a junior C++ developer in a small company called GMPSoft.
During that time I've developed PC@Win32 software in C++ for converting files (books) in a special
proprietary format that are used later offline by a front-end application on PalmOS/Symbian handheld devices
(PDAs).
After graduation and until 2005 I was working as a system and network administrator in different trade companies.
During that time I implemented some software for my employer.
I did it for fun, but according to my colleagues back then they were extremely useful.
For example - it was funny to turn some old PCs back to life as some barcode scanning terminals
situated at strange places.
Although may look a little peculiar - actually each old PC saved around 1K € to my boss
(compared to professional handheld devices).
Soon he asked me to deploy it at all company's stores/offices.