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İstanbul, Turkey

Estonya

Bitzone is an NFT marketplace platform. NFT marketplaces have similarities with traditional B2C e-commerce applications; however, unlike traditional e-commerce, NFT marketplaces require the migration and listing of millions of NFTs created on blockchain networks from day one. Therefore, the platform needs to have a scalable architecture from the beginning.As part of the backend team, my responsibility is to design the domains (PIM, Account, Listing, Search, OMS, etc.) and develop the services in a scaleable way.

In a team responsible for the development of core services, I contributed to the redesign of discount, review, branch and user domains and the transition from monolithic architecture to microservice architecture.

I was involved in the analysis, planning, development and testing processes of the business applications needed by the company under the umbrella of the IT department.- B2B E-CommerceAn e-commerce application developed for dealers, integrated with ETA ERP. It encompassed all the features and domains required in a fundamental e-commerce system (PIM/Inventory, Listing, Discount, Payment, Checkout, OMS, etc.). It was a monolithic application via .NET, ASP.NET MVC and MSSQL technologies.- 360 Performance ManagementIt was a performance evaluation application developed for the HR department. Performance evaluation periods were created by HR, survey criteria were determined, and a 360-degree evaluation process was established. It was a monolithic application via .NET Core, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ and Redis technologies.- Ticket ManagementDeveloped for the purpose of digitizing processes between departments, this is a customized process tracking system application (similar to Jira) tailored to the company's needs. Units and request categories for each department are defined; requests between departments are created and monitored through the system. Additionally, there were specially developed modules based on job descriptions. In this application, we carefully applied DDD practices, defining the bounded contexts of domains and decomposing domain services. We followed the clean architecture and tactical patterns of DDD in domain services. As both write and read operations were intensive, we separated write and read models where necessary. Processes between domain services were mostly event-driven via .NET Core, PostgreSQL, RabbitMQ, Redis, Gitlab-ci

Information Technologies (Msc)

Business Administration (Bsc)