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Mithril Guard

About Mithril Guard

Quality should make risk visible.

Mithril Guard was created to help software teams replace release guesswork with a controlled, explainable quality system - one where every testing decision can be traced back to a business risk.

  • Trading name of QAmbarev TY Ltd
  • Sofia, Bulgaria · EU
  • EU VAT-registered

Mission

Make product risk visible and actionable - so growing software companies can release with confidence without gambling with customer trust.

Vision

A world where QA is measured by better decisions and protected business value, not by the number of test cases written.

Why Mithril Guard exists

Risk-driven QA, not test-count-driven QA.

Traditional QA counts tests and green dashboards. Mithril Guard focuses on what could break, what it would cost, and what to protect first.

  1. Risk over test volume

    More tests do not automatically create more confidence.

  2. Ownership over reporting

    Quality means asking hard questions and standing behind release decisions.

  3. Clarity over theatre

    Technical work should translate into decisions a business can understand.

Personal story

Momchil Kambarev

QA Automation Consultant · The person behind Mithril Guard

My route into quality engineering did not begin with code. It began with customers, responsibility and learning how to understand the real problem before offering a solution.

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  1. Childhood

    Learning the value of work early

    My grandfather taught me to work from an early age. I started by helping him with the simple things and eventually found myself selling cabbages and produce beside him. Without calling it sales, he was slowly teaching me how business actually works: earn trust, do the work properly and treat every customer with respect.

  2. First sales lessons

    Learning to listen before selling

    One lesson stayed with me more than anything else: listen to people before trying to sell them something. Understand what they actually need, solve that problem and don't push what doesn't help. His logic was simple - if people know you're trying to get their job done, they'll come back to you.

  3. Handy Tel & Auto Plus

    From selling to taking responsibility

    Handy Tel introduced me to professional sales, contracts, financing, institutions and the responsibility that comes with handling a customer's real problem. Auto Plus took that further - working across multiple teams, suppliers and departments to get the right outcome for the client. I learned that good service rarely ends with 'my part is done'.

  4. The transition

    Starting again in technology

    Moving into IT meant starting again from the bottom. New tools, new language and problems I couldn't solve with experience from my previous career. It was difficult by design and taught me to keep learning, question my assumptions and stay with a problem until I genuinely understand it.

  5. App Streams

    Learning what quality really means

    At App Streams I was fortunate to learn from great mentors and colleagues while working across real products, teams and industries. Step by step, I learned not only how to test software, automate flows and work with APIs and CI, but how to recognise where products become fragile, ask better questions and think beyond whether a test simply passes or fails.

  6. Today

    Creating Mithril Guard

    Mithril Guard brings those threads together: customer understanding, technical quality and clear responsibility for business risk.

Where to next

Let’s make the risk visible.

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