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Esat Aydogan has extensive work experience in software engineering and development.

Starting in 2011, they worked as an intern at Vestel.

Esat then joined Cimri in 2012 as a Full-stack Developer, where they were responsible for improving the performance of a popular price comparison e-commerce website in Turkey. Esat also developed various web applications, including data matching, web crawler, and data analysis tools.

In 2015, Esat joined OBSS as a Software Engineer and quickly progressed to the role of Software Engineering Manager. Esat played a key role in developing and maintaining web applications for the insurance sector, ensuring compliance with changing regulations. Esat also focused on improving the performance of web service-based applications and integrating/migrating them to new generation platforms.

In 2018, Esat joined BNP Paribas Cardif as a Senior Software Engineer. Esat was part of a team responsible for upgrading internal applications to a microservice architecture, implementing new structures, and improving code quality. Esat also integrated microservices into CI/CD pipelines using Docker, Jenkins, or Bamboo, ensuring compliance with fast-changing regulations in the insurance sector.

From 2020 to 2022, Esat worked as a Lead Software Engineer at n11.com. Esat led an agile team focused on streamlining order-bucket-shipment processes for customers/buyers. Esat implemented features such as pick-up from home or defined delivery points and subscribers' earnings for celebrities.

Currently, Esat works as a Senior Software Engineer at Goji, starting in 2022.

Esat Aydogan's education history begins in 2008 when they enrolled in Kocaeli University. There, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering, which they completed in 2012. Following this, in 2016, Esat attended ILSC Language School to further enhance their English language skills. In the same year, they also obtained a certification in Language Proficiency from the ILSC Education Group. Lastly, in 2017, Esat briefly attended the Australian Pacific College to study Business, Management, and Marketing, although no degree was mentioned in this case.