Curious by nature. Engineer by choice.
I'm a software engineering student who actually enjoys the parts most people skip: schema design, API contracts, edge cases at 2am. My core strength is the backend, but I've shipped full-stack projects too. I've spent the last three years learning by building real systems, not toy apps.
My capstone project ran in real university exams. When something breaks in production and real students can't register attendance, you think differently about the code you write.
The path that got me here
Good software is invisible. It just works, and nobody has to think about it.
Capstone Project Lead, Backend
Led backend development on a real biometric attendance system deployed in actual university exams. Built the full API layer with Django/DRF, designed the MySQL schema, and handled encrypted biometric data storage on Raspberry Pi hardware.
Full-Stack Developer, Smart Farm System
Designed and deployed a complete agricultural management platform. Built RESTful APIs with FastAPI, designed a 10-table PostgreSQL schema with stored procedures and triggers, deployed to Render with a React/TypeScript frontend on Vercel.
Web Developer, Activity Tracker
Built a full-stack activity tracker from scratch with PHP. Implemented session auth, SQL injection prevention, and a dark glassmorphism UI with light/dark mode toggle using CSS variables.
Started BSc Software Engineering
Moved to North Cyprus to study Software Engineering. Completed coursework in Database Management, Algorithms & Data Structures, Operating Systems, Computer Networks, and Software Design.
How I work
I start by breaking down the problem: what does it need to do, what breaks it, who uses it.
Schema first. I design the data model and API contracts before writing a single line of application code.
I care about naming, structure, and leaving the code in a state where the next person doesn't hate you.
I test edge cases, watch for slow queries, and make sure the same config works in dev and production.