Interviews

How did London and Sofia become hubs for the work of European technology studio Skillwork?

Krassimir Karov is a DevOps expert with over 15 years of experience in the IT industry - a time in which he went through several positions, including those of Service Delivery Manager and RedHat & Open Source Software Support Engineer in IBM's Sofia office.

Tonislav Troyev has been part of the OneBit Software team for more than five years and is both a student at Shumen University and a lecturer at SoftUni.

According to the AIPRM platform, the artificial intelligence (AI) market in education is estimated to be worth $2.5 billion by 2022, and that figure is forecast to reach $6 billion by 2025. In addition, the World Economic Forum notes that, "if implemented well," AI could make learning more personalized.

Some of the key global trends in the healthtech sector are also driven by Bulgarian players who share their role in them.

Regardless of the direction in which a future Data science professional is heading, there is a mandatory set of skills to acquire and develop in order to succeed.

Psychological support programs for IT employers often include specialized counseling to "fend off" unhealthy mental states.

An offsite office offers a great opportunity for people to break away from the routine and combine work duties with a little extra relaxation.

The AI revolution continues to raise more questions than it provides answers, so we turned to the experts to bring clarity to this working uncertainty.

Will Bulgaria offer higher wages and more interesting products? Will more product companies emerge? Is it possible to become the most successful innovation and development centre in Central and Eastern Europe?