A. Anil Sinaci

SRDC turned into a successful, R&D oriented tech company. Growing together with the company, I sharpened my skills by continuously learning from many challenging tasks. I acted as a senior software engineer, senior researcher and lately principal solution architect.

• I led technical and behavioral interviews with candidates, built development teams with hiring decisions and managed them to build products/services.
• I became an Apache committer by working on IKS project and Apache Stanbol.
• I gained business management, innovation and business execution related skills with the help of BIVEE.
• I built a product from scratch with mantIQ - Business Intelligence from idea creation to design, implementation, product branding and customer relations. I did lead multiple engineering teams to make it happen.
• I managed multiple teams to build the official Weather Forecast App & Services of Turkey. Millions of users are satisfied with the mobiles apps on iOS and Android where the distributed back-end services run smootly.
• I did research on intelligent data/metadata management and data interoperability, and developed the Semantic MDR EE.
• I gained an extensive domain knowledge on eHealth and I became an expert with the help of many R&D projects: SALUS, Medolution, FAIR4Health, AICCELERATE.
• I worked on machine learning, especialy federeated machine learning challenges with FAIR4Health and the Federated Machine Learning Architecture.
• I happily made my contributions open-source with onFHIR, Semantic MDR, Data Curation Tool, Data Privacy Tool.

Alongside my full-time job at SRDC, I worked as a course instructor at the Department of Computer Engineering offering the following courses:

• Ceng 229 - C Programming
• Ceng 230 - Introduction to C Programming

Here is a slide deck that I prepared for one lesson of Ceng 229 from Fall 2018:

• Arrays & Pointers

During the 2 years (4 semesters) at the Department of Computer Engineering, I worked as a teaching assistant; lectured the laboratory sessions and recitations, and prepared and evaluated many programming assignments.

Here are two programming assignments that I prepared for the undergraduate students:

• Implementing a Stack to solve a puzzle
• (Modified) Linear Hashing with Partial Expansions

Here is the list of the courses that I worked for:

• CENG 111 - Introduction to Computer Engineering Concepts
• CENG 140 - C Programming
• CENG 213 - Data Structures
• CENG 351 - Data Management and File Structures
• CENG 352 - Database Management Systems

While I was a teaching assistant at the Department of Computer Engineering, I worked as a technical consultant to support the product development of CengSOFT Ltd. (later, became a part of SOMERA). We used Apache Struts to build a web application and I mainly took part in the back-end development.

While I was a teaching assistant at the Department of Computer Engineering, I worked as an academic R&D consultant to support AGMLab's international research project called SEMbySEM. I contributed to the arhictecture design and semantic modeling of large system services and their dynamic integration to support interoperability of services on the fly.

After graduation, I started working as a full-time software engineer at SRDC. I had the chance of being a key member of the TestBATN project where I designed the API, developed its back-end and the web front-end so that the end-users can interact with the testing engine. I implemented various networking standards in the back-end, and developed a rich internet application with Adobe Flex (Apache Flex) which was very exciting back then 😉 I remember that after very long discussions, we even implemented our own version of WebSocket using Adobe Flash. My first full-time job was extremely educational and pragmatic for me.

After successfully completing my summer practice at SRDC, I was offered a part-time job. I worked as a software developer to support the ongoing R&D projects which were mainly on service-oriented architectures, peer-to-peer communication and databases.