Tourism, psychology, technical support, code — it looks scattered, but it's not. At the center of all of it is the same thing: understanding people. Software without empathy is like asking a question when you already know the answer.
Like a seagull — wherever my laptop and internet are, that's my office. Responsibility over hierarchy.
Understanding human behavior makes me build better software. I see the user as a person, not a persona.
I finish what I start. When things get hard, I change the approach, not the goal. Patience is one of my strongest tools.
I break everything into parts and put them in the right order. Code and life are built the same way — layer by layer.
First step into the world of computers. A curiosity that started 15 years ago and still drives me today.
Associate degree, graduated 3rd in class. GPA: 3.36/4. This is where I built my technical foundation.
Worked face-to-face with people in 3 different hotels. Human relations, stress management, communication — this period shaped who I am.
Worked as a technical support specialist at a software company. My hospitality background and technical knowledge finally merged.
I actively used my English communication skills while working at a travel agency, and significantly improved my language proficiency through correspondence and interactions with hotels.
I chose my own path. Building real SaaS products with ASP.NET Core, sharing what I learn. My software, my rules.
My interest in psychology was born from a personal need — and turned into a strength. Schema therapy, attachment theory, emotional intelligence, trauma, personality structures... I didn't just read these. I internalized them.
Between 2020–2022, I wrote psychology content as a volunteer writer at Etkin Psikoloji. With 50+ certificates, I prove I take this field seriously.
For years I tried to learn English — courses, books, certificates. But at some point I realized I wasn't just memorizing anymore — I was actually learning. Understanding what made the difference changed everything.
From language school certificates to academic exams, all the way to working one-on-one with English-speaking clients. English is no longer a barrier for me — it's a tool. And it keeps getting sharper every day.
As part of the LDV Mobility Project, I traveled to Germany to attend a "Mobile Application Development for Next-Generation Smartphones" training. Receiving technical training in an international environment broadened my perspective significantly.
The seagull is my symbol. Flying, being free, looking down from the sky — that feeling defines me. My office is not four walls.
I love talking to myself — if you catch me doing it, don't worry, I'm probably designing an architecture. I design my projects while walking in nature, I script my presentations in my head. Writing and speaking are both ways of thinking for me.
My curiosity in psychology, reading books, listening to music, watching films — these aren't hobbies. They're ways of understanding myself.
"Climb your own shoulders. How else would you rise?"— His motto
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