I turn ideas into real products — apps, websites and the odd robot.
I'm 22, in my final year of mechatronics engineering in Istanbul, and a software developer at Pressio. On the side I build mobile apps and websites — some for clients, one I ended up selling, and one that plays rock-paper-scissors. If it can be built, I want to try it.
Alongside Pressio I freelance on mobile apps and websites, using React Native, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind and Supabase. AI is a big part of my workflow: I use it to move faster, and to build smart features into the products I ship. Every project is different, and that’s exactly what makes it exciting.
I first got curious about coding in high school, but life happened and I took a break. Then AI started changing everything, and the spark came back stronger than ever. The engineering side of my degree gave me Arduino and robotics; the curiosity side gave me React Native, Next.js and a whole lot of late nights.
A mix of things I've built — from a startup product and client apps to web projects and hardware. Each one taught me something new.
I work as a software developer at Pressio, an AI-powered press release platform. You describe your news, an AI editor asks the right follow-up questions and drafts the release, and Pressio distributes it to hundreds of national and global news sites — with guaranteed publication and real-time reporting.
PressioAI-powered press releases, published across hundreds of news sites.
My graduation project, built together with classmates at Bilgi: a drone we’re designing and building from the ground up, from the frame and electronics to the code that keeps it in the air. It’s early days — this is the first prototype.
A cleaning service app built for a London-based company. Customers can book services, track appointments and manage their account — all from their phone.
SirGreen London on the App StoreBook a cleaning, track your appointments and manage your account.
A loyalty programme for a coffee shop: customers earn points with every purchase and redeem them for free drinks. I built both the mobile app and the website.
Sunpeak Coffee on the App StoreEarn points with every coffee and redeem them for free drinks.
Sunpeak CoffeeThe Sunpeak Coffee website, built alongside the app.
My first app — a Tinder-style gallery cleaner. Swipe right to delete, swipe left to keep: a fun, easy way to free up phone storage. I later sold it.
A Secret Santa web app for Istanbul Bilgi University students. 120+ people signed up, built personality-based profiles, and were randomly matched to exchange gifts anonymously.
Bilgi SantaSecret Santa for Bilgi students — sign up, get matched, gift anonymously.
A 3D-printed robotic hand driven by an Arduino and servo motors. Python and OpenCV track a real hand in real time, so it mirrors your movements — it even plays rock-paper-scissors.
When I'm not coding I'm usually outside: on the water, on the slopes, or on some kind of court or pitch.
Software developer at PressioAI-powered press releases
Mechatronics Engineering at Istanbul Bilgi UniversityFinal year · GPA 2.95
Building a drone with classmatesGraduation project
Mobile apps and websitesOpen to new projects
Right now I’m balancing my final year with real-world work at Pressio. After graduation I want to keep building things that matter — at a startup, on my own products, or with clients. The goal is simple: never stop building, never stop learning.
Whether it's a new project, an interesting idea, or just a hello — I'm always open to connect.
Download my CVOne page: experience, education, projects and skills.
See you soon.
