Engineering
Six things I built end to end — from Kubernetes operators to a mobile app with its own API, database and CI/CD. Click any project for the details and the source code.
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My graduation project, now a published arXiv paper. A Go operator reads container usage history, forecasts demand with Holt-Winters and right-sizes Kubernetes resource requests — every change passes a chain of safety checks before it is applied. It cut cost by 20–40% on GKE in evaluation.
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A social restaurant-rating app for Istanbul, built end to end: Go API, React Native client, PostgreSQL with 225,000+ venues and a GitHub Actions pipeline that tests and ships every push. Your feed shows only the people you follow — no algorithm, no ads.
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Turns messy, multilingual clinical documents into clean structured data for medical-tourism pre-evaluation. I fine-tuned MedGemma-4B with QLoRA to extract diagnoses, medications, procedures and dates into JSON, paired it with NLLB-200 for translation, and assembled a chronological timeline clinicians can read at a glance.
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Detects and classifies seven facial expressions in real time from a webcam: a CNN trained on facial-expression datasets, an OpenCV pipeline for multi-person face tracking, and a timed game with scoring and a leaderboard — run live for visitors at our TEKNOFEST 2025 stand.
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Reconstructs and forecasts weather trends from NOAA meteorological data. I implemented and compared linear, polynomial and cubic-spline interpolation, then separated trend, seasonal and residual components with time-series decomposition, Fourier analysis and autocorrelation.
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An embedded system on a PIC16F877A that reads car-battery voltage in real time and shows its health — from CRITICAL to CHARGING — on an LCD. I designed the voltage-divider circuit that brings the battery into the ADC's 0–5 V range and wrote the firmware in embedded C.
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Coursework, systems programming and small experiments — all public on GitHub.