I was born in Antalya in 1995. Following high school, I began developing an undergraduate degree in the Mathematics Department at Dokuz Eylül University. The undergraduate mathematics program, which followed an English preparatory year, played a significant role in shaping my academic interests. With my growing interest in computers, I enrolled in a minor program in the Computer Science Department during my sophomore year, furthering my education at the intersection of the two disciplines. During this process, I realized that mathematics and computer science form a powerful, complementary whole, and I graduated from both programs in 2018.

After completing my undergraduate studies, I decided to pursue an academic career and began a master's program in the Department of Mathematics at Dokuz Eylül University's Institute of Science. In the second semester of my graduate studies, I began working as a research assistant at Selçuk University and moved to Konya in 2019. During this period, I focused my research on Analysis and Function Theory. After completing my master's degree in 2021, I began my doctoral studies.

Having successfully completed my doctoral studies as of April 2025, I continue my work on sampling operators and image processing applications. My research interests are based on an interdisciplinary approach combining functional analysis, numerical methods, and image processing techniques.