I build software, explore intelligent systems, and stay curious about what comes next.
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I like building things that sit between people, software, and intelligence.
My background is in computer engineering, but my interests have grown far beyond a single stack. I work across full-stack development, software architecture, automation, UI/UX, and teaching — while independently exploring Generative AI and Neuro-Symbolic Systems.
I care about the details that make software feel right:
clear ideas · thoughtful architecture · useful interfaces · maintainable code
And I enjoy the questions that don't have easy answers.
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Building modern web applications with a strong interest in:
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Exploring the space around:
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Languages JavaScript · TypeScript · Python · C/C++
Frontend React · Next.js · Redux
Backend Node.js · Express · Firebase · Firestore · REST
Tools Git · GitHub · Postman · Figma · Vercel · Netlify
Practices Agile · TDD · Code Review · Responsive Design
I don't believe in collecting technologies for the sake of collecting them.
The tool should serve the idea.
I'm currently pursuing an M.Sc. in Computer Science at the University of Siegen while continuing to build software and investigate intelligent systems.
A few questions that keep me interested:
Can software systems reason rather than simply generate?
What happens when neural and symbolic approaches are combined?
How much of software development can become intelligent without losing human judgment?
What should engineers focus on when machines can write increasingly more code?
I don't have all the answers.
That's part of the fun.
My independent research has led me toward topics such as:
Generative AI → Neural Program Synthesis → Neuro-Symbolic Reasoning → Explainable AI → Intelligent Software Systems
I've also written about:
- Neural program synthesis, explainable AI, and autonomous systems
- Hybrid neuro-symbolic architectures
- Generative AI for front-end development
Research, for me, is less about having a finished answer and more about finding a better question.
I've been teaching full-stack web development since 2021.
Teaching has changed the way I engineer software.
When you have to explain something clearly, you quickly discover whether you actually understand it.
So I try to bring the same principle into engineering:
make complex things understandable.
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Good engineering isn't about writing more code.
It's about creating less unnecessary complexity.
I'm drawn to things that have character.
Persian miniature painting, manuscript ornamentation, architecture, patterns, typography, and the idea that technical work can still have a sense of craft.
That's also why this profile doesn't look like a conventional developer portfolio.
A GitHub profile doesn't have to feel like a résumé.
It can feel like a small piece of who you are.