Ramazan Bakır is a full-stack software engineer with more than five years of experience building scalable, high-availability systems for enterprise clients including BMW Group, Mintra, and Endeksa. He works primarily in Node.js, Java, and React, with production experience on AWS and Google Cloud Platform, delivering microservices, event-driven architectures, and cloud-native applications.
ExperienceHe has a strong foundation in DevOps, CI/CD, and production observability, and has mentored developers through code review and pairing. He is a product-minded engineer used to shipping mission-critical features under ambiguity.
High-traffic real-estate analytics platform serving the Turkish property market.
Maritime e-learning and compliance platform used by global enterprise customers.
Full-stack features for mission-critical BMW Group platforms serving global business units.
Django and modular Python backend services with RESTful APIs for recurring enterprise deployments.
Taught Cloud Computing, Web Programming, and Python to more than 100 computer science students.
Prototype and machine-learning work during two engineering internships.
Muğla Sıtkı Koçman University · GPA 3.80 / 4.00
Thesis: a digital assessment and gamification application for detecting the stage of Alzheimer's patients.
Cyprus International University · 2016 – 2020 · Full scholarship · 100% English instruction
SnapYacht is an AI-assisted boat marketplace built by Ramazan Bakır. It combines sales and charter listings for Turkey, Greece, Croatia, and Italy in one place: users search by location and boat type (gulet, motor yacht, sailboat, catamaran), browse an interactive map by marina, and choose captained, bareboat, or crewed rentals from verified owners. The product is currently in beta.
The hardest technical problem is Snap-to-ID: turning an arbitrary user photo into a reliable boat type and brand, then mapping that result onto live listings so the comparison is useful rather than decorative. Around it sit a dual marketplace model (sale and charter in one catalogue), map-based search, and seller verification, all of which have to stay fast on a listing-heavy page.
NeosBuy is an LLM-powered e-commerce assistant built by Ramazan Bakır. Shoppers describe what they need in plain language and receive a structured, side-by-side comparison of candidate products instead of a wall of search results.
The hardest technical problem was forcing free-form model output into a strict, typed comparison schema that the UI can render reliably: prompts, validation, and retry logic had to guarantee well-formed rows and columns even when the model answer was incomplete or drifted from the requested format.
ResumeCrafter is a full-stack SaaS built by Ramazan Bakır. Users upload an existing PDF résumé and receive an AI-enhanced version with improved wording and structure while keeping the facts of the original.
The hardest technical problem was reliably extracting structure from arbitrary PDF layouts: multi-column résumés, embedded tables, and inconsistent section headings had to be parsed into a consistent intermediate model before the enhancement step could operate on them without inventing or dropping content.
Ramazan Bakır is a full-stack software engineer based in Turkey. He has more than five years of experience building backend and cloud-native systems for enterprise clients including BMW Group (through Luxoft), Mintra, and Endeksa.
Ramazan Bakır works in Node.js, Java (Spring Boot), React and Next.js, Python, and C# / ASP.NET Core. He deploys to AWS and Google Cloud Platform, using Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins, GitLab CI, and GitHub Actions.
Ramazan Bakır owns the DevOps side of delivery: CI/CD pipelines on AWS, Docker containerisation, GitLab CI and Jenkins automation, and monitoring, logging, and alerting for production systems. He has mentored junior engineers through code reviews and pairing, led sprint planning and release management across distributed teams, and taught cloud computing and web programming to more than 100 university students.
Ramazan Bakır speaks English at a full professional level, Turkish natively, and German at a beginner level.
Ramazan Bakır is a Senior Software Developer at Endeksa & Emlakjet, a real-estate analytics platform, and continues a long-running consulting engagement with Mintra through MathLogic. He is based in Turkey and works with distributed, international teams.
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