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Baha Redan Koyuncu has a diverse work experience in the software engineering field. Baha Redan is currently employed at Mover Systems as a Senior Software Engineer, focusing on the development of an intelligent Transport Management System as a Software as a Service solution. Their role involves using technologies such as SaaS, .NET 5 & 6, Azure, Event Sourcing, CQRS, Cosmos DB, Serverless, Azure Functions, and distributed systems.

Before joining Mover Systems, Baha worked at Swiipe as a Software Developer, where they specialized in payment integration solutions within the financial domain and eCommerce realm. Baha Redan utilized Azure, C#, and ASP for their work.

Prior to their time at Swiipe, Baha was employed at Alpha Solutions. Baha Redan initially served as a Software Developer, working on various client projects related to eCommerce solutions. Their responsibilities included working with the entire eco system of driving online retail, using technologies such as C#.

Later, Baha was promoted to the role of Lead Developer at Alpha Solutions. In this position, they had additional responsibilities such as integrations, system design, and architecture. Baha also had frequent communication with clients, including scoping, estimation, workshops, and planning. Baha Redan delegated tasks within the team and coordinated with project managers.

Overall, Baha Redan Koyuncu has gained extensive experience in software engineering, with a focus on eCommerce solutions, payment integration, intelligent transport management, and system design.

Baha Redan Koyuncu completed their education in the following order. From 2011 to 2013, they attended Copenhagen Business Academy and obtained an AP degree in Computer Science. Following that, from 2013 to 2015, they continued their education at the same institution and earned a BSc. in Software Development. Additionally, Baha Redan Koyuncu acquired several certifications, including "AZ-900: Microsoft Azure Fundamentals" from Microsoft in November 2021, "DEV290: Developer Certification" from Salesforce in December 2016, and "DEV101: DiD" also from Salesforce in February 2016.