I am an undergraduate student at Ankara University, double majoring in Physics and Mathematics. My passion lies at the intersection of computational physics, software development, and cyber security. I enjoy building practical tools, analyzing complex systems, and applying mathematical models to solve real-world problems—whether that's in a high-energy physics lab or a network environment.

I have been involved in technology since the age of 11, gradually building hands-on experience across multiple disciplines:

• Physics & Scientific Computing (particle physics research, high-energy data acquisition (DAQ) simulations, numerical methods)
• Software Engineering (concurrent programming, system-level CLI tools, web development with Svelte/Next.js)
• Cyber Security (security tooling, system analysis, network vulnerabilities)

• Scientific Simulations & Physics Engines: Developing tools to visualize and process physical phenomena, such as FFT-based large-scale numerical calculators and orbital kinematics models.
• Research & Data Acquisition: Working on real-time web applications and dashboards to simulate DAQ systems used in high-energy physics experiments.
• Security & Network Tooling: Building lightweight, high-performance utilities (using Go and Python) with an emphasis on concurrent programming, automation, and secure design.

I actively improve my technical and analytical skills through hands-on work:

• Academic Research: Bridging theoretical mathematics with computational physics models.
• Programming & Algorithms: Solving complex algorithmic challenges on LeetCode and HackerRank.
• Security Training: TryHackMe, labs, and CTF-style exercises.

• GitLab: https://gitlab.com/cysctl
• GitHub Gist: https://gist.github.com/cysctl