I am a Software Engineer who likes to solve computational problems in a reliable and secure way, who also finds rejoice in simplifying and organizing the complexity. If we exclude my profession, I am an unique individual who enjoys reading 📖📚, mountain biking 🚲🏔️, and practicing Judo 🥋
Mobile application created with React-Native & TS (previously Flutter/Dart) for a non-profit organization. I'm actively working on this project, and it's the biggest one so far
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Completely functional web application that runs our custom image captioning models along with video processing features.
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A highly over-engineered Slack bot that enables our devs to reserve test environments. It's pretty much like DHCP but for multiple Kubernetes clusters (imitating a data center).
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IOS application that allows users to have better control over their project workflows.
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Music review website that allows users to share reviews for songs/albums with Spotify integration.
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Always online Discord bot that I developed as an example Python project for my mentees.
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2D platformer game that I developed using Unity and C#. Go to the repository to play a demo.
I was born in Istanbul, Turkey, and lived in many different cities. I was a kid at this time period, so I was probably rolling around, getting injured, and breaking things apart to see how they worked
Kuleli... The most challenging years of my entire life. Remind me to explain more about this part if we become good friends
Yep, at the age of 19, just by myself, with a very limited amount of funds, I decided to start a new life on another continent with a different culture and language
Starting a new life from scratch brought some additional responsibilities. I was working part-time while continuing my undergraduate studies in the language I started speaking a year ago
I started as a pre-med student and after suffering immense pain due to my professor's liberal arts way of doing things, I decided to take my first computer science class. I quickly realized that I belong to the world of 0's and 1's
Obviously, I needed to prove that I actually belong to the computer science world and deserve my CS GPA. Through some internships and successful intern projects (Kudos to my amazing team!), I gained a lot of confidence in my programming skills.
After having multiple options, I chose to start my professional career at American Airlines since their Mobile App Team had great people! I contributed to the Loyalty & Booking squads as a Backend/DevOps engineer.
In an attempt to challenge myself a bit more, I joined the Big Blue. I'm currently working on bootstrap automation for new data centers in the IBM Cloud NextGen Team