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Search Bulgarian company records and explore their relationships. I work across the Go data pipeline, Elasticsearch index, and Kubernetes infrastructure.
Explore registri.bg SOFTWARE ENGINEER IN SOFIAHi, I'm
Hi, I'm
Dimitar.
I make software and systems play nice.
I build useful products, thoughtful backends, and the infrastructure that keeps them running.
Pick a scenario to watch real traffic move through the system, or click any part to see what it does. Breakages stack up until you restart them or press Reset.
user waits—
where the time goes · run a request to see
01 / THINGS I'VE BUILT
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Real projects with curious problems, messy edges, and useful outcomes.
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Alert
Triage
Resolve
DevOps & incident response
Trading 212
As a DevOps engineer I managed hybrid on-prem and cloud infrastructure, handled incident response, and built Go tools that tracked down Elasticsearch bottlenecks.
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Markets
27M+
Bids
Decisions with data
NFT lending
A lending management product that watches four marketplaces and uses price history to suggest bids within defined risk limits.
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Surgeon
VPN
Robot
Hack TUES 11 winner
Surgery robot
A first-place prototype connecting a remote surgeon, VR view, camera, and robotic instrument holder over an encrypted connection.
See the prototype02 / A BIT ABOUT MECurious from
Curious from
pixel to packet.
I'm a software engineer based in Sofia, and I really like tackling difficult problems: the kind you have to chase through the whole system before they give in.
In my free time I build real engineering projects grounded in real science, maths and physics. The latest is AeroShield, a wind filter for acoustic drone detection that took 2nd place at EDTH Sofia.
GoTypeScriptKubernetesElasticsearchAWS
HOW I LIKE TO WORK
BUILDING
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☺ an idea↓⌘ a system↓✳ something useful
KEEPBUILDING
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