Software developer and Electrical-Electronics Engineering student from Izmir. I love building things that work end to end, from AI tools and simulators to the small utilities that make everyday work easier, and I ship almost all of it as open source.
I'm an Electrical-Electronics Engineering student who has been writing code for seven years, and I still get the same rush the first time something I built actually works. My GitHub shows that curiosity: more than 90 public repositories, from a curated AI catalog with nearly 500 stars to flight simulators, computer-vision pipelines and a LiDAR-guided robot vacuum.
I'm most at home in Python and JavaScript/TypeScript, and happy to reach for Kotlin, C++ or Swift when a project calls for it. Lately I've been going deep on AI-assisted development (desktop tools around Claude Code, MCP servers, browser extensions), while the engineer in me keeps pulling toward autonomous systems, robotics and space technology. I'm looking for teams where I can learn fast and ship things people actually use.
Shipping software inside an enterprise team, alongside my own projects.
Coca-Cola İçecek (CCI) · Digital Technologies · Istanbul, CCI Headquarters
Built a Kotlin Android app with the Digital Technologies team to streamline internal logistics and communication for CCI staff. Worked with cross-functional teams on enterprise-scale software, tuned app performance, and helped improve day-to-day operational workflows.
A selection from 90+ public repositories: simulators, AI tools, browser extensions and developer utilities.
A curated, categorized catalog of AI models, tools and platforms, from LLM assistants and agents to image generation and data science. Browse it on the web or star it on GitHub.
Disposable email in one click. Generate an inbox, watch messages arrive in real time, and keep your real address off spam lists.
Fixed-wing UAV flight on a 3D globe, with MQ-1-style aerodynamics and real-time object detection running in TensorFlow.js.
Simulates Formula 1 races from driver skill, team pace, track character and changing weather, then predicts the finishing order.
Queue up prompts for Claude Code and walk away. Each one runs in the same session the moment the last finishes, detected through hooks.
A physically based ocean and sky in the browser, with procedural islands, a harbour village and a glider you can fly on thermals.
Brings YouTube captions into Picture-in-Picture, where the browser normally leaves them behind on the page.
Technical deep dives into how my projects work, what broke along the way, and what I learned.
How I built an Electron app that queues prompts for the real interactive claude CLI and advances the chain from Claude Code's own lifecycle hooks, not from guessing at terminal output.
Native PiP only takes the raw video element, so YouTube's captions stay behind. This Chrome extension uses the Document Picture-in-Picture API to render synced subtitles inside the floating window.
Apple doesn't make AirPlay senders for Windows, so I built one in Python: WASAPI loopback capture, a jitter buffer, an endless WAV stream and a reconnecting RAOP session through pyatv.
Have a project, an internship or an idea worth building? My inbox is open, and it's never too early to reach out.