Academic and technical background bringing together Management Information Systems, economics, and a fintech-driven product focus.
I study Management Information Systems in English at Topkapı University while also pursuing a double major in Economics. That combination helps me evaluate technical decisions not only at implementation level, but also through data and business logic.
My work around fintech, data analysis, Python, and SQL turns into applied projects rather than staying theoretical. The foreign trade analytics pipeline and the BIST vs MOEX comparison study are direct examples of that research-heavy direction.
I also treat multilingual product work as a distinct capability. FinTechTerms combines language, information architecture, and product design in one system.
University: Istanbul Topkapi University, English bachelor's program.
Status: Expected graduation 2028, second year, full scholarship, GPA 3.26.
Academic role: Second-year representative for the English program.
Focus: Data analysis, database management systems, ERP systems, and digital transformation.
Course base: Data structures, database management systems, web design and internet programming, programming, statistics, and discrete mathematics.
University: Istanbul Topkapi University Economics bachelor's program.
Status: Expected graduation 2029, first year, GPA 3.88.
Focus: Fintech, macroeconomics, and Borsa Istanbul research.
Course base: Introductory economics and accounting give the finance and data projects stronger economic context.
Role: Technical Support and Operations Coordinator, March 2024 - 2025.
Operations: Coordinated technical support requests, appointment planning, and customer-record workflows.
Data tracking: Structured customer records and operating processes in Excel for clearer reporting.
Team workflow: Worked with technical teams to reduce response time and improve service quality.
Role: Sales Support and Stock Management Specialist, May 2025 - June 2025.
Operations: Supported daily sales targets in a high-traffic retail environment.
Stock flow: Contributed to stock management and sales-floor organization during busy periods.
This academic and technical base directly shapes the portfolio itself. It is why data-pipeline projects include economic context, why research pages emphasize analytical discipline, and why multilingual product work is treated as a real information-architecture problem instead of a translation layer.
Claims on this site are tied to visible artifacts rather than generic profile language: project pages explain the problem, stack, workflow, and outcome; certificate pages link to external records; and the skills page routes each capability back to a concrete case study. That structure makes the background auditable for readers and search engines.
For applied examples of this direction, visit the Projects page. For external certificate signals, use Certificates.
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