I completed my undergraduate education in 2025 at Gebze Technical University in the Department of Molecular Biology and Genetics (100% English), and I’m now focused on specializing in Bioinformatics—an area that naturally aligns with my academic background and my interest in structured problem-solving. In parallel, I recently started web design and already have a solid frontend foundation, so my short-term goal is to become full-stack as quickly as possible and earn additional income through real projects. I’m approaching this as one coherent path rather than two separate directions: bioinformatics demands strong programming habits, reproducible workflows, and data discipline, while full-stack development strengthens my ability to design systems end-to-end, build reliable APIs, model databases, and ship maintainable products.

My plan is practical and execution-oriented: expand into backend development with a stack like Node.js/Express and PostgreSQL, learn authentication, validation, testing, and deployment, and build portfolio projects that reflect both my biology and software skills. At the same time, I’m strengthening Python, Linux, and data analysis fundamentals to become comfortable with typical bioinformatics workflows and formats. Ultimately, I want to contribute at the intersection of biology and computation—building tools that are usable, rigorous, and impactful—while using full-stack work as a fast track to professional income and broader engineering experience.