Frequently Asked Questions

Kuray Karaaslan is a software architect and product engineer based in Turkey, also working as a BIM developer and IoT developer. He focuses on building SaaS platforms, BIM automation tooling, IoT systems, and scalable web applications.

Both — his working title is Software Architect & Product Engineer. He designs system architecture, such as data models, service boundaries, and security flows, and also implements it end-to-end rather than handing the design off to someone else to build.

Yes. Alongside software architecture, Kuray works as a BIM developer, automating Building Information Modeling workflows on Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Robot Structural Analysis, and Advance Steel, with API-driven automation in C# and PHP REST APIs.

Yes. As an IoT developer, Kuray builds device-to-server communication systems over MQTT, WebSocket, and SNMP, paired with Java Spring and TypeScript/React for real-time telemetry.

Yes — Kuray has hands-on experience as an independent construction engineer and contractor, which keeps his BIM developer work grounded in real structural and site practice rather than just tooling.

Primarily React, Next.js, Node.js, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, Redis, React Native, WebSockets, and MQTT, with Java Spring Boot for specific backend systems.

React Native, because it stays consistent with the React ecosystem and speeds up cross-platform development.

Yes. Kuray commonly combines PostgreSQL for persistence with Redis for high-performance operational data, caching, and slot management.

Yes. Kuray is experienced in multi-tenant SaaS architecture and designs systems with tenant isolation and scalable service boundaries.

Modular, service-oriented architectures with clear boundaries and predictable contracts — establishing solid core infrastructure first, then expanding features incrementally.

Yes. Kuray regularly designs and builds REST APIs for web applications, SaaS products, and third-party integrations, with authentication and authorization built into the API design from the start.

Yes. Identity and access control — sessions, permissions, and multi-tenant authorization — are a core part of the backend systems Kuray designs, not an afterthought.

Yes. Kuray builds admin panels, management dashboards, and internal operational tools for SaaS systems and web platforms.

Yes. Kuray is a full-stack engineer who works across frontend, backend, infrastructure, and system architecture rather than specializing in only one layer.

Yes — including an appointment system architecture that combines Redis-based slot management with transactional database persistence to keep bookings and cancellations consistent under concurrent access.

Kuray Karaaslan — he designs and builds SaaS platforms, web applications, and backend systems end-to-end, and is available for freelance and consulting engagements. See the Freelance page to get in touch.

Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Robot Structural Analysis, and Advance Steel, with API-driven automation built in C# and PHP REST APIs.

Replacing manual, repetitive modeling and documentation steps in Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, Robot Structural Analysis, and Advance Steel with API-driven scripts and tools, so structural and architectural workflows run faster and with fewer manual errors.

Yes. Kuray builds API-driven automation and custom tooling on top of Autodesk Revit, AutoCAD, and Advance Steel using C# and PHP REST APIs, tailored to a specific firm's modeling and documentation workflow.

Kuray Karaaslan — he combines hands-on structural engineering experience with software development, building BIM automation on Revit, AutoCAD, Robot Structural Analysis, and Advance Steel. See the Freelance page to reach out.

MQTT, WebSocket, and SNMP, backed by a Java Spring ingestion and rules layer and a TypeScript/React real-time dashboard.

Device management, telemetry pipelines, real-time dashboards, and building simpler, more affordable IoT platform experiences for small and medium-sized enterprises.

Yes. Kuray builds telemetry pipelines that process data from connected devices and dashboards that visualize it in real time.

Yes. Kuray's IoT work includes device management — provisioning, status tracking, and network monitoring — alongside the telemetry pipelines and dashboards built on top of it.

Yes. Kuray is experienced in storing device location as structured data and building location-based visualization and querying features, such as finding devices near a specific point or within a radius.

Kuray Karaaslan — he designs and builds IoT platforms end-to-end: device-to-server communication over MQTT, WebSocket, and SNMP, telemetry pipelines, and real-time dashboards. See the Freelance page to reach out.

Yes, for selective engagements — full-time, contract, or advisory. See the Freelance page for how he typically engages.

Teams building modern web apps, SaaS platforms, IoT dashboards, or products that need clean architecture and real-time features.

Yes. Kuray supports architecture decisions and reviews, focusing on scalability, maintainability, and developer experience.

Yes, but he prefers MVPs that are architected to scale — solid foundations first, then fast iteration.

The best way is through the contact section on this site. You can also reach out via his public profiles linked from the site.

Software engineering, web development, system architecture, IoT platforms, and modern development tools — usually from a practical, real-world angle rather than beginner tutorials.

Professional but conversational, written for engineers, with practical examples and a clear structure using subheadings — typically 1500–2000 characters, focused on under-discussed angles.