Greater Istanbul
I like systems that don't break. Most apps work fine with one user. The real challenge starts when many users hit the system at the same time — and it still needs to be fast, reliable, and easy to change later. That problem is what I enjoy solving. I am a backend developer focused on the .NET ecosystem. I build microservices and event-driven systems using Clean Architecture and CQRS, with C#, ASP.NET Core, RabbitMQ, Redis, and PostgreSQL. I care a lot about clean code, good tests, and systems that stay healthy under load. Right now I am building an e-learning platform as four independent microservices. Each service owns its own database, talks over REST and RabbitMQ, and uses Redis for caching and idempotency, Polly for resilience, and Testcontainers for real integration tests. Before that, I built a full-stack restaurant POS system with a real-time kitchen display using SignalR, JWT role-based security, and load testing with k6. I also co-founded a small SaaS side project with university friends. There I own the backend (PHP, MySQL, Linux), handle server setup and deployment, and see the full product cycle — from idea to production. This taught me that good engineering is not only about code, but about shipping something people actually use. I have a Computer Engineering degree (2024) and I am now doing my M.Sc. I am open to backend developer roles and open to relocation. If you are building something that needs a clean, reliable backend — or you just want to talk about .NET, microservices, or system design — feel free to reach out. I am always happy to connect.
Co-founded a multi-tenant SaaS with university friends and own the full backend — REST API design, data modeling, and tenant isolation. Set up Linux servers, deployment, and basic CI/CD from zero — full ownership, end to end. Lived the complete product cycle in a small fast team: idea → architecture → code → test → deploy.
Optimized reporting SQL queries on large datasets and improved data access speed. Worked in a structured team with code reviews and SOLID practices, learning real-world engineering habits.