I received my Bachelor's in Computer Engineering from TOBB University of Economics and Technology (TOBB ETÜ) in 2019. I'm currently a postgraduate (MSc) student at TOBB ETÜ where I'm co-advised by Prof. Oğuz Ergin, and Prof. Onur Mutlu.

My research interests lie primarily in the area of Computer Architecture. These days I'm exploring DRAM, Hardware Security, and also their intersection: DRAM Security.

I started working at Kasirgalabs in 2016. Since then, I've worked on many projects that involved (i) hardware design using Verilog and Chisel3, (ii) workload characterization using gem5, and most importantly (iii), documentation using MS Word. Currently, I am working as a full-stack system-on-chip (SoC) developer (aka a postgraduate student) on a RISC-V SoC development project.

I've been working at SAFARI research group since 2018 where I contributed to many amazing projects. I developed an FPGA-based DDR4 memory testing platform that enabled cutting-edge research. The coolest project I worked on was about testing off-the-shelf DRAM chips at -196.15 °C (77 K). Recently, our DRAM-based TRNG got accepted to ISCA '21.

I bought a DSLR to take amazing photos, such as an overweight dog that looks like a sea lion, and generic scenery. I like observing our solar system (except the sun, for now) using my telescope. I am slowly becoming an amateur astrophotographer: here is an awful photo of Saturn (stay tuned until I get proper equipment to mount my camera here is a shot of the Moon).