Marin Todorov

Marin Todorov has over 20 years of work experience in various roles and industries. Marin started their career in 2000 as a Developer at ABC Design & Communication, where they worked on development projects using Perl, ASP 3.0, and JavaScript. In 2001, they co-founded AIP Solutions ltd. and served as the Lead Programmer, contributing to the development of in-house technology and expertise. Marin later became the Tech Lead when the company restructured to become AIP Solutions ltd. In 2006, Marin co-founded Nonillion Bulgaria, where they were responsible for project management, budgeting, client communication, and technology selection for PHP/MySQL and ASP projects.

In terms of their development work, Marin also worked as an Associate Developer at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, where they were involved in the development of a lexical aligner and analyzer called "LORA." Marin worked as a Web Developer at Native Instruments and as an iOS Developer at Crowdpark. Marin's most recent role was at Realm Inc, where they served as a Product Engineer from 2016 to 2017. In this position, they contributed to the development of products and technologies.

Throughout their career, Marin has worked on projects for Apple, Realm, and other long-term clients. Marin has also released a number of independent applications, presented at numerous international technical events, conducted company trainings, and released a large number of open-source projects. Marin's diverse experience across various industries and roles demonstrates their versatility and expertise in software development and project management.

Marin Todorov attended "P.K. Javorov" from 1994 to 1998. The degree obtained and field of study during this period are not specified. Marin later obtained a Certificate of Proficiency in English from the University of Cambridge in May 2011. In April 2011, they also became a Certified Scrum Master through the Scrum Alliance. Additionally, Marin achieved a Human-Computer Interaction Statement of Accomplishment with distinction from Stanford University in November 2012.