Who is Muhammet Çimen?
Backend & Systems Engineer specializing in high-performance backend systems, serverless edge infrastructure, privacy-focused networking, and low-level Android software.
Engineering Background & Core Focus
I am a software engineer focused on building scalable, memory-conscious, and low-latency systems.
My engineering work spans concurrent backend services in Go and Rust, distributed edge applications on Cloudflare Workers, privacy-focused tunneling and networking protocols, and low-level Android NDK/C++ software.
Rather than treating software development as generic full-stack glue, I approach systems with a systems-first mindset: optimizing P99 latencies, reducing unnecessary allocations and CPU overhead, minimizing cloud egress, and designing software that keeps sensitive data as close to the user's device as possible.
Technical Competency Matrix
Architectural Principles
1. Client-Side & Socket-Level Privacy: In products such as Pixes and Nullog, computation and network filtering are moved closer to the client—using browser-based processing, native system APIs, and low-level networking—to minimize unnecessary third-party data exposure.
2. Serverless & Distributed Edge Compute: I use Cloudflare Workers and distributed edge infrastructure to build globally accessible services without maintaining traditional server fleets, reducing operational overhead while keeping execution close to users.
3. Privacy-Focused Networking: My networking work focuses on virtual network interfaces, encrypted transport, TLS/mTLS handshakes, UDP/QUIC communication, and tunneling architectures designed for privacy and network resilience.
Explore Production Systems
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