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I’m an engineer who works at the intersection of HVAC and software, focused on building reliable, database-backed AHU selection tooling. I’ve spent nearly four years developing, maintaining, and supporting an Aircalc++-based platform that covers configuration, physics/calculation logic, and bill-of-materials generation.

In my role, I administer and maintain the application database backend using Microsoft Access and SQL Server. I write and optimize SQL, safeguard data integrity, and deliver careful, verification-driven schema and data changes—so the product stays dependable as it evolves.

I’m comfortable diagnosing complex issues end-to-end, from application crashes and COM/interop faults to runtime errors and configuration conflicts reported by users. Beyond fixes, I build internal tooling for software distribution and updates, coordinate beta-test rollouts, and communicate clearly with colleagues and external partners in English/Turkish.

I also deliver tailored engineering solutions—standalone desktop applications, specialized data modules, middleware for DCC selection, and an Excel-generation wizard using the OpenXML library to avoid COM interop errors. I bring hands-on strength in VB.NET, C#, SQL, and Python, along with a strong HVAC foundation from my mechanical engineering and energy-focused graduate studies.