Sait Gumus

Senior Software Engineer

I build reliable software for products, platforms, and complex systems.

I’m Sait Gumus, a software engineer currently focused on capital markets and securities infrastructure. I build maintainable systems across backend, web, and delivery workflows, with a focus on clarity, scalability, and long-term quality.

Currently Software Engineer at MKK Previously Software Developer at Trendyol Group

How I work

I work across backend systems, product engineering, and delivery infrastructure. My experience includes software development in large-scale product environments and regulated financial infrastructure, with a focus on scalable architecture, clean implementation, and dependable delivery.

Alongside that, I ship focused product and integration work—such as applications for Brassco and TTLock-style backend integrations—and personal projects that keep my tooling and craft sharp.

What I bring

Areas I work in

Representative themes from production work—not an exhaustive skill matrix.

A mix of production-style product and integration work with personal projects that show how I think about code, delivery, and long-term maintainability.

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Spring Boot Integration APIs Backend

TTLock platform integrations

Backend-focused work connecting smart-lock platforms to business workflows—reliable APIs, operational clarity, and maintainable integration code.

Kotlin React PostgreSQL Product

Brassco product applications

Product engineering for hospitality and access-control software—features, integrations, and dependable delivery in long-lived systems.

I use writing to clarify ideas, document decisions, and share what I learn while building software. This blog is where I collect notes on engineering, tools, and the craft of making things that last.

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More about me

Outside of work, I’m a father of two, a lifelong learner, and someone who values steady improvement in both engineering and life. I’m especially interested in software craftsmanship, clear thinking, and building systems that remain useful beyond their first version. More on my path and focus areas on the About page.