About
Professional Summary
Computer Engineer
I am a Computer Engineering graduate from Istanbul Aydin University (CGPA: 3.36/4.0) with over 3 years of
experience
in full-stack development, system design, and research. My expertise encompasses Python, Java, C++, C#, and
modern web technologies, along with database management and cloud integration.
I have successfully delivered 9 diverse projects ranging from web applications to mobile apps, earning 7
professional certifications in areas including machine learning, React Native, and technical support. My
background includes research contributions at the Industrial 4.0 Research Center and hands-on development
experience through internships at leading technology companies.
I am passionate about leveraging technology to solve real-world problems, with a strong foundation in both
software engineering and analytical problem-solving. I continuously seek opportunities to innovate and
deliver impactful solutions that drive technological advancement.
Beyond technology, I enjoy soccer, reading, and community volunteering. I'm actively seeking opportunities to contribute to innovative projects and drive technological advancement.
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References
ALPARSLAN HORASAN
Assistant Professor
Tariq joined our Industrial 4.0 Research Center as a second-year, earlier than most. He took on the unglamorous work — literature reviews, data cleaning, re-running experiments — without complaint. His graduation project confirmed what we already knew: he doesn't cut corners. I'd rank him among the top few students I've supervised.
SELÇUK ŞENER
Senior Software Developer
Most interns need hand-holding with Angular. He was writing production-grade components by week three and pushing back on design decisions with good reasoning. Tariq also placed second in our coding competition — which, honestly, didn't surprise me. His GitHub tells the real story: he actually finishes what he starts.
ROA'A ALI
Assistant Professor
He was one of those students who submits work that makes you pause. His Hospital Management System wasn't assigned — he built it on his own with Spring Boot and MySQL because he wanted something tangible. That's not typical for an undergraduate. Tariq also presents technical work clearly in English while speaking four languages, which matters more than people think in engineering teams.
WASIM RAED
Senior Professor
Most students stop learning after the exam. He started showing up to office hours asking about ML architectures and cloud deployment — none of it on the syllabus. Tariq completed Stanford's ML certification on his own, and his TensorFlow digit classifier showed he understood the math behind the model, not just the API calls. That distinction matters.
ZAFER ASLAN
Vice Dean
Tariq returned to our Industrial 4.0 Research Center three separate times when he didn't have to. Each term we gave him more — first literature reviews, then co-designing experiments, eventually presenting findings to the group. Most undergraduates treat research as a CV line. Tariq treated it like something he was responsible for. That's the difference.