Computer Engineering · İzmir Institute of Technology · Class of 2027
Hi, I’m Halil. I love the art of developing things.
Some of what I make ends up useful, some maybe not, but I enjoy the process either way. A few of them: a CPU scheduler simulator, a multiplayer game, and a Werewolf game played by AI agents. I’ve interned at ASELSAN and TechNarts, and I’m looking for internships and new-grad roles starting 2027.
Selected work
Multi-agent LLM game · Personal project · 2026
Wolf
Nine Claude agents play Werewolf: they scheme at night, bluff by day, and vote each other out. You watch every private thought.
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Systems simulation · ASELSAN internship · 2026
CPU Scheduler Simulator
Round Robin, MLFQ, CFS and aging priority on the same workload, measured by one accountant that has never heard of any of them.
Multiplayer game · Personal project · 2023–24
Kings
A small top-down building game in C++ where the host runs the server on its own thread and everyone else joins over UDP.

Market dashboard · Personal project · 2026
Borsa
The BIST 100 as one live treemap, stitched together from three free data sources with no API keys.
Community platform · TechNarts internship · 2025
Topluluk
A full community platform built solo, with recommendations that come from sentence embeddings rather than popularity.
Experience
- Aug – Sep 2026
Embedded Systems Intern · ASELSAN
Built a trace-driven CPU scheduling simulator in C++20, and an AGENTS.md generator that cut AI agents’ token use by about 20% in benchmark tasks.
The scheduler → - Jun – Sep 2025
Software Engineering Intern · TechNarts
Built Topluluk, a community platform, on my own: Django REST, React and TypeScript, with recommendations from sentence embeddings in pgvector.
Topluluk → - Oct 2024 – Jun 2025
Electronics Team Member · Cengaver Rover Team, IYTE
Wrote STM32 firmware in C that sends commands to the rover’s VESC motor controllers over CAN and decodes their status packets.
- Oct 2023 – Jun 2024
Technical Core Member · Google Developer Student Clubs, IYTE
Helped organize technical workshops and speaker sessions for 100+ students, and helped newer members get started with software development.