Senior engineer · Istanbul · booking Q3 projects

Software engineer. Spent years on backend — now I build products.

Right now that's HookSense, a webhook reliability + MCP tool. Alongside it I build and run products for writers, like Yayınlıyor and Cordy. Backend depth, shipped as real things people use.

8+ years backend · AWS Community Builder (Serverless) · 6 products live

What I do

I take things from idea to running in production — and I stay for the unglamorous part.

01

Build the MVP

Fast, but not throwaway — the data model and the failure cases are right from day one.

02

Harden it

Retries, idempotency, dead-letter handling — the stuff that decides whether it survives real load.

03

Scale and fix

When it grows or breaks, I'm the one on the pager.

Started in QA, moved to backend, now building my own products. The QA part never left — I design from the failure case inward.

How I build

I build AI-native, with agents doing the heavy lifting and me owning the decisions that matter.

Parallel agents on separate git worktrees, orchestrated through CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md files — one on the API, one on the jobs, a UI pass alongside. It's fast, but the architecture, the data model, the failure semantics and the taste are mine. The agents write a lot of the code; they don't decide how the system should fail.

one feature · three worktreesCLAUDE.md · AGENTS.md
main — mine: architecture · data model · failure semantics
  • wt/apimerged
  • wt/jobsmerged
  • wt/uirunning

Writing

Notes on what I'm building and what I've learned — reliability, webhooks, serverless, shipping solo.

  1. Designing a real-time stock control system on AWS Lambda2 min read

Work with me

I mostly build my own products now, but I'm open to the right backend and product work. If you've got a backend that needs hardening, an MVP that needs shipping, or something that grew faster than its architecture — that's exactly what I've spent my career doing.

Free scope + roadmap within 48 hours. Average reply: same day.