Oguzhan Tarik G.

𝗔𝗩𝗔𝗜𝗟𝗔𝗕𝗟𝗘 𝗧𝗢 𝗦𝗧𝗔𝗥𝗧 | ⭐ Top Rated Plus Full Stack Developer | 💰 $100K+ Earned on Upwork

Hello, I'm Tarik, a Full Stack Developer, SaaS Developer and MVP Developer with 8+ years of experience, 1,200+ Upwork hours and 60+ SaaS products delivered. I have built 40+ MVP, platform and automation projects across 10+ industries, from a first release to $25K+ production platforms. If you want a Full Stack Developer who plans the build, writes the code, ships it and keeps improving it after launch, that is the work I do every day.

WHAT CLIENTS HIRE ME FOR

Most clients come to me at one of two moments. Either they have an idea and need an MVP Developer who can put a real product in front of users quickly, or they already have a platform and need a Full Stack Developer to take it over, clean it up and keep it moving. I am equally comfortable starting from an empty repository or from someone else's code.

• SaaS platforms and multi-user business applications
• MVP builds for founders validating a first product
• Dashboards, admin panels and customer portals
• CRM systems, internal tools and workflow automation
• Marketplaces, booking platforms and web applications
• AI-powered products, LLM assistants and document interfaces

RESULTS I HAVE DELIVERED

• As a Full Stack Developer I improved API response times by up to 40% with better queries and caching.
• As a Full Stack Developer I reduced database query times by up to 45% through indexing and cleaner Database Architecture.
• As a Full Stack Developer I improved application load performance by up to 35% through frontend optimization.
• As an MVP Developer I cut delivery time by up to 25% across 40+ MVP projects.
• As a SaaS Developer I reduced manual operational work by up to 30% with internal tools and connected workflows.
• As a SaaS Developer I have delivered 60+ SaaS products, from first paying customer to multi-tenant platforms.
• I have supported products reaching 2M+ users and workflows handling 100K+ automated actions.

HOW I WORK AS AN MVP DEVELOPER

I keep the first release small: one core user journey, the business logic it depends on, and an architecture that will not be thrown away when the product grows. I will tell you honestly which features can wait until after launch, and that judgement is what an MVP Developer is really paid for. As an MVP Developer I would rather ship 5 features that work than 15 that half work. Several products I started as an MVP Developer are full SaaS platforms today, and I stayed on as the Full Stack Developer through every rewrite.