Murat Altınpınar, Senior Software Engineer_
<p>I build airline distribution software at FLYR: IATA NDC and PSS integrations. I also enjoy building web products, from bilingual company sites to custom web apps.</p>
Years of Experience
Companies & Teams
Technologies
Projects Delivered
Airlines and businesses I've built software with_
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Engineering work I know best
Airline Distribution & NDC
NDC offer–order flows, PSS integration (Amadeus Altea, Gambit, iFlyRes) and sales channels from B2B to tour operators.
Backend & Microservices
Java/Spring and Python/Django services built to stay up under real traffic.
Legacy Modernisation
Moving long-running platforms to current Java and Spring versions, caching with Redis, and keeping them running while doing it.
AI-Driven Development
Agentic coding, MCP and AI workflows that make engineering teams faster without lowering the bar.
Full-Stack Web
Fast, bilingual websites and web apps managed from a simple admin panel, built with Django and Next.js, from design to launch.
DevOps & CI/CD
GitHub Actions pipelines, tests before deploy, and releases that can be rolled back.
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7+ years of building software, 5 of them in airline distribution
FLYR
2023 - Present
Condor Airlines
2022 - 2023
Pribas Turkey
2021 - 2023
Independent Dev
2019 - 2021Senior Software Engineer
- Work on the IATA NDC integration of FLYR's Airbroker platform for SunExpress, and advise on how the airline's sales channels are integrated.
- Led the technical work on Condor's Airbroker platform for two and a half years, keeping Gambit and Amadeus Altea in sync until the handover to Condor in 2026.
- Lead agentic coding and AI-driven development at FLYR and help other teams adopt it. Usually one of the first engineers on critical incidents.
Research
2025-Present:
AI-Driven Development & MCPAgentic coding workflows, MCP servers and how teams can use coding agents safely in day-to-day work.
2025-Present:
Offer–Order Based Airline RetailingR&D and planning work on moving airline retailing from PSS-based models to offer–order (OOMS).
Technical Stack
Core:
Java, Spring Boot, Python, Django, C#/.NETFrontend:
Next.js, React, TypeScriptDatabase:
SQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, RedisDevOps:
AWS (ECS), Docker, GitHub Actions, CI/CDSystem:
Microservices, RabbitMQ, WebSocket, IATA NDC, MCP
My Recent Works
Üçler Tesisat
Plumbing & bathroom store in Antalya
Storefront and catalog for a plumbing supply store with product, category and brand pages, plumbing service pages, a guide section, live Google reviews and WhatsApp/call CTAs. Built for local SEO: HardwareStore/Plumber schema, canonicals, sitemap, llms.txt, plus Search Console, Bing Places and Apple Business Connect setup.
- Project Info
Client
Üçler Tesisat
Scope
Design, development, logo, local SEO
Technologies
Next.js 16, Django, Google Places API
Tuğçe Sözer
Dietitian website
Personal site for a dietitian offering online nutrition counseling, with services, process, about, testimonials, FAQ and a contact form that emails new appointment requests. All content is editable from a Django admin. Built for search: Person/Service/FAQPage schema, sitemap, llms.txt and generated Open Graph images.
- Project Info
Client
Tuğçe Sözer
Scope
Design, development, SEO
Technologies
Next.js 16, Tailwind CSS, Django
From Blog
What Is IATA NDC, and Why Are Airlines Moving to Offers and Orders?
Airline distribution still runs on PNRs, e-tickets and EMDs designed decades ago. A plain-language guide to IATA NDC and ONE Order: what changes, why it is taking so long, and what it means for the engineers building it.
PHP2Shell: AI Found a Hole in PHP Itself. Here's What to Do Before Attackers Use AI Too
Two critical PHP flaws allow remote code execution on almost any PHP version, and AI did much of the finding. How the bugs work, which versions fix them, and what the speed of AI-assisted research means for patching.
Cursor Can Now Control Your Computer: Where Should an AI Agent's Access End?
Cursor's agents can now click and type in any desktop app to test what they build. A real step forward for coding agents, and a new security question. Practical rules for giving an agent your screen.