
Droxic turned 10 on September, 5th this year. The day marks the beginning of a lot of fun and celebrations. Happy 10th Birthday to us!
Over the years Droxic has achieved a lot. You might have noticed that our company grew significantly – you can see the below graph.
We have four office locations in Europe and here is the employee percentage in each office. Except from Sofia and Nis, we have offices in London and Mainz.

Our team has been growing slowly throughout the years. As you can see we have 100+ team members at the moment, consisting of various departments. Although our team includes mainly developers, we also have marketing, design, project management, quality assurance, human resources & administration teams.

And what a journey it’s been so far — we’ve worked with clients from different industries and that are based in the UK, DACH and Nordics regions. Check out the map:

End of summer was the time for celebrations. On September, 20th at a fabulous event venue, Top Secret, our Droxic Sofia office celebrated its 10th anniversary. It was a really great party although we could not jump into the swimming pool. We gathered together, had fun, danced a lot and drank cocktails.
We had the chance to enjoy cozy atmosphere, combined with great music. We entertained ourselves in the company of some famous jazz musicians, including Angel Zaberski (piano), Boris Taslev (Bass), Dimitar Semov (Drums) & Vera Shandel (Singer).

Also, we made the party even more memorable, using the photo booth, where all the people took pics with colleagues and friends. Everybody got home with some funny printed photos.
Wondering what the full Droxic story is & how the company was set up? Our founders, Pavel Simov, Ilian Krastev & Tsvetomir Bozhkov, gave more insights into how they decided to start Droxic, and what were the main challenges over the years. Additionally, our iOS Developer, Galin Yonchev, shares his experience with the company. Being part of the Droxic Gang for more than 5 years now, Galin enjoys various & interesting projects. Learn more in The Recursive’s article about Droxic.