Lyubomira Popova is an experienced and creative developer skilled in multiple programming languages such as C/C++, Java, Android, PHP, Node.js, and JS/HTML5. She has a particular affinity for creating small, engaging JavaScript games with Pixi.js and Phaser.io, considering it as a hobby that perfectly complements her professional life.
Since December 2016, Lyubomira has been working as a Developer at Tiger Studio Ltd. This role has allowed her to leverage her extensive skills and knowledge in software development, game development, programming, web development, and Android development.
In addition to her impressive professional experience, Lyubomira holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, one of the most prestigious educational institutions in Bulgaria. This strong academic background has provided her with the technical acumen and analytical thinking required in the field of software development.
Aside from her developer role, Lyubomira is also an entrepreneur and the founder of Tiger Studio. Her company is focused on game development, a field where she has garnered over three years of expertise, particularly in using Phaser. Her passion for game programming goes beyond just a profession; it's a testament to her creativity and innovative thinking.
With more than ten years of experience in developing commercial software and a deep understanding of various tools and technologies, Lyubomira Popova exhibits a rare blend of technical competence, creative thinking, and entrepreneurial spirit. Her career is a testament to her dedication and talent in the realms of software and game development.
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