Mining Engineering
Field operations management, occupational safety and permanent site supervision. I learned technical processes on site, not on paper.
- Field operations
- Safety
- Site supervision
From engineering to logistics, from logistics to software. I bring 10+ years of field experience in mining and dangerous goods transport into software, building digital products that solve problems I have personally run into on the job.
My career has spanned fields that look unrelated on paper. Today I build products exactly where they intersect — because a developer who knows the industry does not have to wait for someone else to describe the problem.
Field operations management, occupational safety and permanent site supervision. I learned technical processes on site, not on paper.
Safety advisory for air and road transport of dangerous goods, including work at FedEx Express — regulation, compliance and operations.
Web and mobile development, API design and software testing. I do not just write the product — I test it and ship it.
Since founding my software company in 2026 I build my own products, running the whole cycle from idea to release on my own.
I started my professional career as a Mining Engineer and permanent site supervisor. Between 2015 and 2019 I worked in field operations in the mining industry, where I learned technical processes, occupational safety and what regulation actually means on the ground.
In 2019 I moved into Dangerous Goods Safety Advisory. I worked on air and road transport of dangerous goods at several organisations, including FedEx Express, applying ADR and IATA DGR regulations inside daily operations rather than only reading them.
“Most of the problems I ran into in the field were, in fact, software problems. The day I realised that, I changed direction.”
Recurring operational mistakes, lost paperwork and manual checks could largely be solved with software. So I started building that capability: I studied Computer Programming and earned certifications in software development and testing to put a proper technical foundation under the practice.
In 2026 I founded my own software company. I now develop products that bring together dangerous goods safety, logistics, transport and software technology — using both my industry experience and my engineering skills to ship my own products.
Education and work ran in parallel. I studied while working, and kept building while studying.
Where the engineering mindset and the habit of analytical problem solving were formed.
Running field operations, supervising technical processes and ensuring regulatory compliance in an environment where production and safety must be managed at the same time.
Connecting hands-on transport experience with trade and logistics theory.
Safety advisory across air and road dangerous goods operations: regulatory compliance, classification, packaging, labelling, documentation, training and internal audits.
Putting an academic foundation under years of hands-on software practice.
Building products that combine dangerous goods safety, logistics and software. Shipped web platforms including TMGD Asistanı and SafeCargo, plus transport and everyday mobile applications.
Every project started from a problem I ran into myself. All of them are live.
An end-to-end management platform for Dangerous Goods Safety Advisers and advisory firms: company–adviser assignment flow, visit calendar, document management, automated reminder emails and subscription management in one panel.
A Turkish-language dangerous goods compliance platform bringing four transport modes under one roof: ADR (road), RID (rail), IMDG (sea) and IATA DGR (air).
A marketplace matching transport demand with carriers. Next.js on the web, Expo on mobile, both sharing one Supabase backend.
A note and reminder assistant that runs entirely on the phone. No server, no account, no cloud — data never leaves the device.
A travel guide my spouse and I write together about the places we visit: route suggestions, practical travel information and a social responsibility section.
Benim Kasam, FocusLife and Market Listem — Android apps born out of my own daily needs, built solo from design to store release.
Android apps I took from idea to store release on my own.
A mobile platform for creating freight, courier and load requests in a few taps and collecting offers from carriers.
A digital vault that stores personal records and transactions securely, pairing across devices via QR.
A Pomodoro timer with per-category durations, countdown that stays accurate in the background, and daily focus statistics.
A serverless note and reminder assistant: an on-device LLM, offline OCR and voice dictation.
A shopping app with link-shared lists edited together in real time, recording and comparing what you spend.
Every technology below is one I actually use in products that are live — nothing is listed to pad the page. I work on both sides of software: development and quality assurance. Being able to run both is the critical piece of shipping a product on your own.
Every product I ship has a React + TypeScript front end.
Postgres, auth and realtime data on Supabase.
Proven by five applications live on Google Play.
What ISTQB and SDET look like in practice: every project ships with a test layer.
Both cloud LLMs and models running fully on-device.
I run the whole chain from idea to store release on my own.
Certifications documenting my technical foundation in software development and testing.
Internationally recognised certification covering software testing processes, testing principles and quality assurance fundamentals.
Training that combines software development with testing, focused on test automation.
End-to-end web development training covering both frontend and backend technologies.
Introduction to software testing processes, core principles and the test life cycle.
Project, consulting or collaboration — whatever it is, feel free to write. I usually reply the same day.
Dangerous goods, logistics or something entirely different — describe the problem and let's solve it together.