Evren is a dedicated software engineer with a demonstrated expertise in designing and deploying fault-tolerant, scalable backend architectures capable of handling significant data and transactional loads. Notably, he spearheaded the development of a cutting-edge web-based solution allowing governmental organizations to seamlessly deliver location-specific emergency notifications to mobile subscribers. Throughout his career, Evren remains committed to ensuring software robustness, adaptability, and optimizing customer value. Proficient in Java, he possesses extensive industry experience and is widely recognized for his versatility and ability to readily adapt to new challenges.
Worked on a multi-threaded, multi-instance application that enhances the provisioning of services of mobile subscribers to the HLR device in the core network. Extended the provisioning application for 4G services, implemented adapters for the new HSS device, and supported the system with 24/7 on-call service.
Built a new web-based application that enables authorized government agencies to send location-based emergency messages to mobile subscribers. Designed the app to send warning messages through SMS, short audio recordings, or cell broadcast messages. Handled system integration with mobile network operations and implemented multi-factor authentication.
Designed and implemented new solutions on the HTS (historical communication traffic search) system that collects CDR data from service providers and hosts query services for legal authorities. The new solution has a database cluster, an ETL module, query services, and a data presentation module. It runs in multi-thread and multi-instance modes to handle terabytes of data flow per day. Resolved performance and inconsistency issues, redesigned the database cluster, re-implemented new query services, and refactored the ETL and presentation modules.