Independent software consultancy · London, UK

Senior engineering, without layers between you and the work.

DuniaOps helps organisations design, recover and operate important software with clear technical ownership, staged delivery and a direct line to the people making the decisions.

Built for software decisions that carry real operational weight

DuniaOps is an independent software and DevOps consultancy based in London. We work with founders, operations teams and technology leaders when a system needs to be understood properly, delivered responsibly or brought back under control.

Our working model is deliberately direct. The same senior engineering judgement used to shape the architecture stays close to implementation, production readiness and handover. That continuity matters when the work spans legacy applications, business-critical workflows, cloud infrastructure or several delivery partners.

We favour progressive modernisation over fashionable rewrites, evidence over confident guesswork, and technical choices that leave the client with clearer ownership than they started with.

Ibrahim Uylas, Founder and Managing Director of DuniaOps
Founder-led delivery

Ibrahim Uylas

Founder & Managing Director · Hands-on software engineer

Ibrahim leads DuniaOps and a distributed team of specialist freelance engineers building bespoke software products and AI-first solutions for organisations in the UK and worldwide.

With 15+ years of experience across React, TypeScript, .NET, Azure, microservices, micro-frontends and cloud-native delivery, he remains hands-on through discovery, solution design, technical architecture and delivery from prototype to production.

His approach uses modern AI tooling throughout implementation, testing, documentation and delivery automation, while senior engineers retain ownership of architecture, quality and maintainability.

15+ years in software engineeringArchitecture & delivery leadershipAI-first engineeringSenior consulting engagements
Selected engineering experience

Complex systems made easier to use, change and operate

Two examples of the delivery experience brought into DuniaOps from earlier partner-led engagements.

Enterprise platform modernisation

Consolidating a fragmented application estate

A distributed multi-portal estate was progressively brought behind a common user experience using a micro-frontend architecture. Selected modules were modernised without forcing a high-risk, big-bang replacement, while backend capabilities were decomposed into more autonomous services with clearer boundaries and reduced coupling.

Production outcomeThe solution was completed, released to production and handed over to the customer. Operational improvements were accepted by stakeholders and demonstrated through performance measurement.
Micro-frontendsLegacy modernisationMicroservicesProduction handover
Operational workflow engineering

Turning fragmented booking operations into an auditable allocation workflow

A booking operation split across a legacy CRM, spreadsheets, email and phone calls was consolidated into a purpose-built allocation system. The new workflow created a more consistent operational record for allocation decisions, exceptions, delays and performance evaluation.

Production outcomeThe system was completed, released to production and handed over to the customer. Process improvements were confirmed through customer acceptance and performance measurement.
Workflow consolidationAllocation systemsKPI visibilityOperational handover

Disclosure: these are selected examples from earlier partner-led engagements, not direct DuniaOps client case studies or endorsements. Client and delivery-partner names, identifying details and numerical performance values are withheld.

Working principles

What stays true from assessment to handover

The technology can change. The standards around evidence, ownership and operational continuity should not.

01

Start from evidence

We map the real system, constraints and critical workflows before recommending a rewrite, migration or new feature programme.

02

Modernise in controlled stages

Where possible, valuable legacy behaviour remains available while new boundaries, modules and delivery practices are introduced progressively.

03

Design for client control

Repositories, infrastructure, documentation and operational knowledge are structured so the organisation is not trapped behind one supplier.

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Bring the difficult software problem.

We will help establish what is true, what is risky and what the smallest useful next step should be.