Software Engineer & Scrum Master - Customer-Facing Digital Systems
January 2025 - Present
1 year 4 months
Personal Portfolio
Backend & Systems Engineer
I build backend systems, telecom integrations, customer-facing digital products, and production-ready web applications.
What I focus on
I currently work at Kuzey Kibris Turkcell, contributing as both Software Engineer and Scrum Master across customer-facing digital systems. My background spans fixed internet platforms, CRM/backend development, production support, and hands-on system transformation under real business pressure.
About
I work on backend development with a strong bias toward dependable systems and real operational ownership. My experience includes customer-facing digital systems at Kuzey Kibris Turkcell, full platform rebuilding in fixed internet services, CRM/backend evolution, telecom-related product work, API design, monitoring, logging, and infrastructure-aware engineering where code needs to survive real traffic, real pressure, and real incidents.
Working Style
Code Footprint
This panel summarizes the language spread, code volume, and recurring technology choices across my public repositories. It is less about one project and more about how I tend to build over time.
Experience
My experience is shaped by real delivery environments: telecom systems, fixed internet platforms, CRM/backend development, crisis-response production support, and more recently customer-facing digital products with Scrum ownership.
January 2025 - Present
1 year 4 months
May 2022 - January 2025
2 years 9 months
August 2021 - May 2022
10 months
April 2021 - August 2021
5 months
September 2019 - March 2020
7 months
Projects
A small selection from the things I have worked on and can actually show in public.
These are the projects I can comfortably point to from my professional life. The full list is longer, of course, but some in-house work is best left where it belongs: inside the company.
Customer-facing ISP platform of Lifecell Digital, established in 2017 within Kuzey Kibris Turkcell for internet service delivery in the TRNC. The product brings together home broadband, Superbox, TV+, billing, package renewal, speed-test, and coverage-check flows in a single digital experience.
Mobile customer app on iOS, supporting self-service flows and digital product experiences used directly by subscribers.
Android customer app built around everyday telecom usage, digital account flows, and direct customer touchpoints.
A large-scale public-health system used during the Covid-19 period in the TRNC. What began as a quarantine-tracking product with a mobile app, QR-based onboarding, and electronic wristbands later expanded into a broader operational platform covering incoming tourists, contact cases, and the wider infrastructure flows behind how the country managed the pandemic. My involvement overlaps with my earliest solution-support period and the following phase where I continued developing the related CRM software. It is no longer in active service.
A smaller corner for the things I built on my own and can talk about a little more freely.
A personal budgeting and spending-limit product focused on clarity, lightweight planning, and practical day-to-day visibility.
A crawler-driven internal-link and site-topology product that maps page relationships, exposes weak spots, and turns large URL structures into something readable and actionable.
An API-first Laravel project that connects Alexa with real-time financial data. A user can ask for the current GBP exchange rate by voice, the system securely handles the request, resolves the intent, fetches up-to-date data from an external rate service, and returns a response Alexa can read naturally. In practice, it is a clean webhook-based foundation for voice-driven finance use cases.
Ayanix reveals what is inside a public GitHub repository. You paste a repository URL, queue an analysis job, run GitHub Linguist against a shallow clone, and explore the resulting language breakdown through a clean, data-first dashboard.
Systems
I still enjoy showing a bit of the systems side: signals, activity, and operational thinking, just without turning the whole page into a dashboard.
42 ms
P95 response time across integration endpoints.
99.94%
Stable runtime across app, worker, and edge services.
Queue Ready
Repository analyses are designed to run asynchronously through a background queue worker.
Public GitHub
Ayanix focuses on public GitHub repositories, shallow clones, and language-breakdown visibility.
A compact view of the latest signals flowing in from the apps tracked by the portfolio.
Live dependency and application components currently observed by the portfolio.
Auth Gateway
Healthy
Webhook Worker
Healthy
Alert Pipeline
Watching
Syslog UDP Intake
Receiving
Ayanix Analysis Queue
Ready
Ayanix Linguist Runner
Available
Outside Work
Less about side projects, more about the things I keep returning to for fun: systems-heavy games, automation rabbit holes, and films with a strong point of view.
Geek Zone
The same engineering brain usually follows me outside work too, just in more playful forms.
Strategy games
Factorio, Civilization VI, Frostpunk
Minecraft automation
Redstone logic, farms, planners, and throughput obsession
PS5
Evening cooldown after a day of logs, APIs, and edge cases
IMDb taste
A quiet corner for films with strong atmosphere and memorable systems
I naturally drift toward games and ideas built on loops, planning, optimization, and clean progression.
Minecraft logic, production chains, and small planners are still fun when they stop being work and start being play.
IMDb Corner
A small taste profile drawn from 202 rated titles in my IMDb archive. My average rating sits around 7.1, so this corner tends to keep the films and shows that actually left a mark.
What the archive leans toward
Drama leads clearly, followed by adventure, comedy, action, and thriller.
Format bias
149 of the 202 rated titles are films, so cinema still outweighs series in the long run.
What gets my highest scores
Emotionally heavy, large-scale but controlled storytelling with strong worlds, clean tension, and memorable character work.
IMDb Taste Widget
Oppenheimer
2023
10
/ 10
The Shawshank Redemption
1994
9
/ 10
The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
2003
9
/ 10
12 Years a Slave
2013
9
/ 10
Offline Mode
Camping, a quiet garden, warm lights, and a little distance from dashboards help reset the mind behind the infrastructure.
Camping, quiet evenings, long walks, and time away from screens
Space to slow down, think clearly, and come back with better judgment
Good engineering is easier when the mind has room to recover
Contact
If the work feels aligned, or you just think we would build well together, feel free to reach out.
anilegekara@gmail.com
Best for direct conversations, collaboration ideas, or opportunities.
GitHub
github.com/anilegekara
A better place to see code, experiments, and the technical side of my work.
linkedin.com/in/anilegekara
Best for professional context, background, and staying in touch.