Muhammed Fatih Doğmuş

A project on developing an app that would track medical devices such as MR machines, body implants, and glass optics. The Ministry of Health used it to track the medical devices to prevent illegally imported devices were used on patients. It was mainly used by hospitals across the country and medical device manufacturers to notify their inventory.

I worked on the device tracking part, where we received millions of requests each day and needed to keep the response time under 250 ms to handle the load. Since we used Cassandra, the project had a lot of challenges that we had to solve, such as locking, concurrency, backups, reporting, and data migration.

It was a massive legacy application with challenges such as long build and development time and difficulties during deployment and testing. We had to find ways to keep moving and adding features while refactoring and adding more and better tests to increase the application's lifespan.

During COVID-19, all universities were doing online courses, but fundamental courses like physics and chemistry couldn't perform their lab sessions. To overcome this problem, the institute of higher education wanted to do a project where students and educators could complete these sessions virtually.

They created a game based on Unity, and they wanted us to develop the management system for registration, reporting, and grading.

We worked in a fast past environment to deliver the product because of the tight deadline due to COVID-19 restrictions. I contributed to all aspects of the project by developing significant features and creating an infrastructure for testing, integration with external services, and fundamental front-end components. I used modern technologies like Spring Boot, React, Docker, and Hibernate.

We created a project to track the government's incentives to researchers who worked on energy and ores to increase the amount of research done in these fields.

They wanted an application to manage incentives, perform evaluations, and track budget and progress. We created a custom-made solution for our client to solve their problems.

I worked on all aspects of this project, from front-end infrastructure to back-end and Kubernetes deployment pipelines. I developed features and worked on components that other developers used every day to create features. When I developed components and infrastructure for other developers, I tried to pay utmost attention to API. Those components' ease of use and usability directly affected productivity when developing new features. Also, I acted as a technical mentor as the team wasn't very experienced in modern technologies such as Spring Boot, Angular, Cypress.io, and Kubernetes, and methodologies like domain-driven design, hexagonal architecture, and testing.

A software application to manage all of the acquisition processes of all of the governmental institutions in Turkey. This is a massive project that will be used across the country to make governmental purchases.

We used cutting-edge technologies like Kotlin, Gradle, Next.js, Argo CD, and Kubernetes.

The project was developed in an agile manner, and I acted as one of the team leads and project technical lead. I made technical decisions and helped my team solve problems and grow their skills. Also, I aimed to improve communication within the team.