I grew up taking computers apart. Now I work on software, machine learning and the mathematics that makes them possible.
I notice that some of the problems I run into day to day, and that others run into as well, could be solved with software. Then I share the code openly, thinking it might make someone else’s life easier too.
The last Windows explorer bender. Search all your files and apps from one place. OmniSpot indexes your files on your own machine. When you type what you are looking for, it reads your intent and takes you straight to the file. Fast, efficient content-to-file matching means you find what you want without remembering the file name.
Disaster-response mobile app that enables mesh-based communication, SOS workflows, and offline guidance when infrastructure fails.
Four-level defense game we built as a team of four for BanuJam 2025, hosted by Bandirma University, where it placed third.
Community platform for sharing and reviewing neighborhood experiences, built with classmates at the hackathon hosted by Yalova University.
Video processing pipeline with editor support that detects gaps to synchronize video projects whose multi-language audio was recorded in different studios and cut with breaks.
Computer Engineering B.Sc. (3/4)
2024 - present
My home campus. Computers, software, electronics, machines, robots.. the first place I met all kinds of people interested in those fields, and joined events together with them.
Erasmus+ exchange semester
spring 2026 - completed
An Erasmus+ semester I completed in a new country and a new academic environment.
Some are tools I have used for a long time, some are past explorations, and some are what I work on today.
I rooted my first phone at ten, experimented with custom ROMs, and learned Windows by repairing the things I had changed. System Restore was my Ctrl+Z. That early comfort with unfamiliar menus still shapes how I troubleshoot; writing a kernel remains a future goal, not a current skill claim.
Over time I have worked with shared hosting, VPS environments, PHP and SQL projects, DNS and CDN settings, media delivery, and repeatable scripts. The range matters because it helps me see how a product moves across layers, not because I have mastered every layer.
Music production, video editing, motion work, and 3D experiments came before many of my software projects. Much of that work is not public, so I present the tools and the perspective they gave me rather than inventing a portfolio of missing artifacts.
I am exploring how open models run locally, what fine-tuning changes, and how useful ideas become working software. Calculus, linear algebra, and Signals and Systems coursework are giving that interest a firmer foundation. This is an active learning area, deliberately presented as one.
Write about a project, an idea, or an interesting technical problem. I am always open to a thoughtful conversation and future opportunities.
Send an email ben@baver.tr
