I'm Turan İnceöz, a fourth-year Computer Engineering student at Istanbul Technical University. I build thoughtful software across machine learning, automation and low-level systems.
01 / 01Building at the intersection of data, software and real-world systems.
I'm interested in the part of engineering where a rough idea becomes a system you can test, understand and improve.
My work moves between data-driven experimentation and software fundamentals: preparing datasets, designing validation flows, modeling relational data, integrating services and reasoning close to the hardware.
I care about modularity, clear evaluation and learning through iteration. Right now, I'm documenting my projects as focused case studies while developing more reliable automated trading research workflows.
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
These projects are presented as engineering stories—what the problem was, how I approached it and what I learned. Detailed case studies and visuals are being added as the work matures.
A reproducible four-class emotion classification pipeline designed around subject-level generalization, not just a strong validation score.
A modular research environment that brings market data, feature engineering, signal generation, backtesting and paper trading into one workflow.
A collaborative full-stack application built around a public dataset, spanning interface work, service integration and relational data modeling.
A cursor-based paint application implemented under low-level register and instruction constraints, with timer-driven input and canvas updates.
Comfortable moving across layers—and still curious about what happens underneath them.
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