I’m Abdulkerim Kılıç, a backend engineer with several years of experience building and maintaining production systems, primarily in the .NET ecosystem.

My background is mostly backend-focused, with hands-on experience in Web APIs, SQL-based systems, and business-critical applications, especially in regulated domains like banking and finance. I’ve worked on systems where correctness, consistency, and maintainability matter more than hype.

This site is not a blog in the traditional sense.
It’s a technical reference that complements my CV.

Here you’ll find:

• Short engineering notes about architectural decisions and trade-offs
• Project write-ups explaining why certain designs were chosen
• Selected topics I’ve studied or applied while preparing for technical interviews

I’m interested in:

• Backend architecture and system design
• Writing boring but reliable software
• Understanding where common patterns actually break in real systems

I don’t claim to know everything, and I avoid pretending otherwise.
The goal of this site is simple: to show how I think as an engineer, not to teach tutorials or chase trends.