Istanbul, Turkey · Computer Science, AI Track
From real-time telemetry on an avionics bus to autonomous agents that diagnose their own microservices — I build software that notices when something's wrong, and does something about it.
I'm a Computer Science student on the Artificial Intelligence track at Özyeğin University, minoring in Industrial Engineering, graduating January 2027. My work sits at the intersection of machine learning and systems engineering — I've written low-latency code for a live avionics bus, built LLM-based agents that fix broken microservices on their own, and modeled financial volatility with recurrent networks.
Outside of coursework, I mentor incoming students as a peer advisor, spent a year on the supervisory board of my university's debate club, and keep half an eye on financial markets and quantitative modeling for fun.
Relevant coursework: Machine Learning, Data Structures & Algorithms, Database Systems, Object-Oriented Programming & Design Patterns, Operating Systems, Optimization, Heuristic Analysis.
Guided incoming students over a two-year term, running one-on-one and small-group sessions on course planning and study strategies.
Supervised club operations and financial decisions, monitoring internal processes during major events and tournaments.
Helped organize campus technical events, workshops, and seminars for the student community.