I grew up in Syria. After the war, I started over in Siirt, Turkey. That gap between where I was and what I wanted to build is probably why I work the way I do: from scratch, from
first principles, until it works.

I graduated as a Mechanical Engineer from Siirt University, focused on thermal management, energy storage, and aerospace structures. Over the past four years I've designed battery cooling systems, a jet engine combustion chamber, fabricated supercapacitor electrodes from agricultural waste, modeled a nuclear reactor, and published research along the way. I also led teams to competition placements at national and global level, and mentored over 100 students in robotics and embedded systems at Deneyap.

I'm looking for environments — a research group, an engineering team, or a PhD program — where that kind of rigor is the standard, not the exception.