My Journey:
Engineering the Future
From dismantling radios to architecting cloud-native systems. This is the story of how curiosity turned into a career, and how engineering became my way of impacting the world.
The Early Days
It began with a dusty Pentium 4 and an insatiable curiosity. I wasn't just playing games; I was trying to understand how the pixels moved. My first "Hello World" wasn't just text on a screen—it was a realization that I could speak the language of machines. This sparked a lifelong obsession with the intersection of hardware and software.
University Years @ AGÜ
At Abdullah Gül University, theory met practice. I dove deep into computer architecture, falling in love with hardware acceleration and FPGA. It was here I learned that efficient code isn't just about speed—it's about elegance, resource management, and understanding the silicon underneath.
Venturing into Entrepreneurship
Founding my own companies was a crash course in resilience. From 2 AM debugging sessions to pitching to investors, I learned that the best code in the world doesn't matter if it doesn't solve a real human problem. I thrive in the "zero-to-one" phase—taking an abstract idea and forging it into a tangible product.
psychologyThe Philosophy
Technology is a tool, not the destination. My engineering philosophy is simple: build robust, scalable, and meaningful systems. Every line of code should serve a purpose and create impact.
"Simplicity is the soul of efficiency."
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