Cagla Cengiz

Provided brand and package design services for Snackture. This involved creating visual identities and packaging solutions that aligned with the client's brand strategy.

Designed a movie poster for the film 'Fatoş'. This project involved conceptualizing and executing a visual representation that captured the essence of the movie.

Designed interfaces for mobile applications, tablets, and websites, ensuring responsive and user-centered design across platforms. Built interactive prototypes in Figma to visualize user flows, enabling rapid iteration and usability testing.

Created a movie poster for the film 'Ice'. The design process included developing compelling visuals and typography to attract the target audience.

Conducted a literature review on Multi-Agent Path Finding (MAPF), identifying key challenges and recent advancements in the field. Contributed to the early development of a research paper in collaboration with the lab supervisor.

Designed a movie poster for 'Wherever the Path Takes Us'. This involved translating the film's themes into a visually engaging poster.

Developed a movie poster for 'This Must Be the Place'. The project focused on creating an impactful visual that resonated with the film's narrative.

Designed a movie poster for 'Wedding Night (Şeb-i Arus)'. This involved crafting a design that conveyed the film's mood and genre effectively.

Created a movie poster for the film 'Scales'. The design aimed to visually represent the film's core elements and appeal to its audience.

Mentored candidate students during the application and evaluation processes. Assisted in managing and organizing admission-related documentation and meetings.

Designed a movie poster for the film 'Duende'. This project focused on capturing the unique atmosphere and themes of the movie through visual design.

Currently pursuing a Master of Science in Design, Technology and Society. This program focuses on the intersection of design principles, technological advancements, and societal impact.

Completed a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science. The curriculum covered fundamental computer science concepts and engineering principles.