I build things that think, see, and adapt. Right now, I'm a computer engineering student at Istanbul Medipol University, graduating in 2026.
My world revolves around three things: AI systems that can actually see (computer vision), electric vehicles (where software meets motion), and tiny computers that control big things (embedded systems). I've worked on a range of projects, from training neural networks to recognise facial expressions, to programming microcontrollers that monitor car batteries, to designing Kubernetes operators that optimise cloud resources.
The iPhone wasn't the first smartphone. Tesla wasn't the first electric car. Kubernetes wasn't the first container orchestrator. But they were all done better.
That's what I'm after - not building something first, but building something that actually makes sense. Better execution, better results, better thinking about the problem. Taking existing ideas and asking "Why does it have to be this way?" Identifying the pain points that everyone accepts as normal and addressing them.
Whether it's making Kubernetes stop wasting cloud resources or teaching computers to recognize emotions more accurately- I want to work on things that move the needle. Places where "good enough" isn't good enough.
If you're working on something interesting, don't hesitate to contact!