Physics graduate (METU) turning analytical thinking into reliable
code.
Building practical web systems with
Java, Spring Boot, and modern frontend tools.
I graduated with a degree in Physics from METU, where I learned to break down complex systems into fundamental principles. My academic background gave me strong analytical muscles and experience with data visualization using Python.
My transition to software engineering wasn't accidental—it was driven by a desire to build systems that work. I completed an intensive Java & Spring Boot bootcamp to master backend architecture, databases, and API design.
Currently, I am bridging the gap between backend logic and frontend usability. I don't just write code; I think about the end-to-end data flow and operational reliability.
I treat every project as a sandbox to reinforce fundamentals. Whether it's a simple landing page or a complex REST API, my focus is always on clean, maintainable, and efficient code.
A fast, responsive static landing page built from scratch using HTML and Tailwind CSS. Designed as a "Sandbox Project" to demonstrate frontend fundamentals, deployment workflows, and clean UI principles.
* Note: This project serves as a technical demonstration of frontend capabilities.
I prioritize understanding the "why" and "how" of the underlying technology before relying on heavy abstractions.
I strive to write code that is easy to read and maintain. If I can't explain it simply, I refactor it.
"Make it work, make it right, make it fast." I believe in shipping functional MVPs and refining them based on feedback.
Coming from a Physics background, I approach debugging and system design with a structured, hypothesis-driven method.
I am currently open to Junior Backend and Fullstack roles (Remote /
Ankara).
Feel free to reach out via email or LinkedIn.