As a computer engineer, I design, build, and evolve scalable systems for SaaS products, operational workflows, and integration-led platforms.
Izmir, Turkey
Open to new projectsI am Ahmet Akkoç, a computer engineer and frontend developer working from Izmir, Turkey. My specialisation is building scalable user interfaces for enterprise products with dense workflows: B2B SaaS dashboards, operations screens, and integration-led platforms. I work with Next.js, React and TypeScript, and alongside the interface layer I focus on REST API integration, authentication flows, multi-language structure, and design-system setup. An effective product does more than look good: it delivers the right information at the right moment, speeds up work, and keeps complexity in the background. That is why I make design decisions alongside product logic and technical reality. My practice is measurement-led: I judge an interface by its load time, its error rate, and how many steps a user needs to finish the job. I treat performance, accessibility and sustainable component architecture as part of the product from day one rather than later additions. I completed my computer engineering degree at Çanakkale Onsekiz Mart University and I am open to new projects.
I turn complex workflows into understandable, measurable, and fast interfaces. I work on data-dense surfaces — multi-step forms, filterable tables, permission-based screens. The goal never changes: let the user finish the job in the fewest steps and with the least hesitation.
I bring authentication, payments, data management, and operational screens together in one product language. Settling the contract between the interface and the service layer early removes most of the surprises that would otherwise surface late.
I treat performance, accessibility, and sustainable component architecture as part of the product from day one. These are not later improvements; they are foundational decisions whose cost compounds every time they are deferred.
Interfaces that consider the user journey and operational needs together across two sectors. One is a B2B SaaS platform where telecom operators manage their traffic; the other is a system for running public-sector applications online.
I build with a practice that brings design-system discipline, API architecture, and performance goals together.
For a new product, an interface that needs improving, or a strong technical partnership.