🎓 Computer Science Undergraduate
🤖 Robotics & Autonomous Systems
💻 Software & Systems Engineer
Computer Science student from Skopje, North Macedonia, currently based in Slovenia. I focus on designing deterministic software systems where correctness, concurrency, and architectural clarity are first-class concerns. My work lies at the intersection of robotics software, backend infrastructure, and simulation systems, with an emphasis on building reliable systems that remain understandable and maintainable as they scale.
- 📍 Maribor, Slovenia
- 🏠 Skopje, North Macedonia
- 📧 Email: temanastasa@gmail.com
- 💼 LinkedIn: Anastasija Temova
- 👩🏻💻 Software Developer at Ubiquity Robotics
- Data Structures & Algorithms
- Operating Systems & Concurrency
- Computer Networks
- Distributed Systems
- Database Systems & Data Modeling
- Software Architecture & Design Patterns
- Multi-agent systems & coordination
- Robotics software architectures
- Deterministic system design
- Distributed task scheduling
- Simulation & modeling
- Human–robot interaction
Research-oriented multi-agent framework with collision avoidance and deadlock handling.
System-level empirical comparison of ROS1 and ROS2 mapping pipelines on a real mobile robot under controlled and repeatable experimental conditions.
Sequential, parallel, and distributed 2D heat simulation with performance benchmarking.
Image classification project using a Kaggle dataset and supervised learning techniques.
📚 BookFlow
Full-stack library management system built with React, Node.js, and MySQL.
Collaborative project focused on structured task and data management.
Hackathon project developed at the University of Primorska.
24-hour competitive hackathon project.
- Robotics and autonomous systems research collaborations
- Backend / systems engineering roles
- Research-driven software development
I aim to build deep expertise in systems-level engineering and robotics software, combining theoretical foundations with real-world implementation. My goal is to contribute to robust, scalable, and safety-critical systems in robotics and distributed environments.