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Hello,
I'm Hasan.

I believe a portfolio begins with knowing yourself and expressing that clearly. Understanding a product means looking beyond its finished form to see why and how it took shape. And that story only makes sense once you know the person behind it.

Welcome to my portfolio. · Istanbul · 2026

Fragments from my world

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02 · About Me

Curiosity. Logic. Experience.

For me, everything begins with curiosity. Logic gives it shape; experience makes it better. Whatever the outcome, what I learn leads me back to curiosity—and to seeking a better way.

My CV introduces me as an Industrial Engineer. Here, you'll see another side of me: someone who designed and coded his own portfolio, bringing an engineering mindset together with design and software.

This was a new experience for me, too. The more I learned, the more curious I became—and the more curious I became, the more I experimented.

Most importantly, I can connect experience across disciplines. In building this portfolio, I combined storytelling with my engineering perspective and my design and software skills. Throughout my projects, product work, and case studies, I set out to show how those parts come together as a single way of thinking.

“If you know exactly what you want to be, you will inevitably become it; that is your punishment.”

Oscar Wilde · De Profundis

03 · How I think

For me, every solution starts with one question: What is the core problem?

I begin by defining the real problem behind the visible symptom, using methods such as the 5 Whys and Ishikawa diagrams to investigate root causes. I prioritize with Pareto analysis, then develop the solution through DMAIC and PDCA cycles. To me, engineering means breaking complexity into manageable parts, making data-driven decisions, and continuously improving the solution.

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Define the core problemThe problem is not always the visible failure; sometimes, it is the system that failed to notice it. Examine the gap between the current and target states and investigate the root causes behind it.
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Why didn't we see it earlier?Problems sometimes grow not because they are invisible, but because no one talks about them. I listen to the people closest to the process, investigate why information is not being shared, and bring different perspectives together around a common solution.
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Strike the + / − balanceI compare the effort required, the value created, and how long the impact will last. By evaluating solutions in terms of impact, effort, time, and opportunity cost, I decide which problem to address—and when.
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Turn it into a systemI break a manual process into steps, standardize repeatable tasks, and automate wherever possible. This turns a one-off solution into a sustainable system that can operate without depending on me.

ListenDefineBuildMeasureImprove

04 · Selected work

Engineering.
Product. Story.

Different fields, the same approach: understand the problem, build the system, then test and refine the outcome with real users.

Engineering & Fieldwork

Systems that work in the real world.

For company projects, I focus on my responsibilities, approach, and lessons learned rather than confidential or unverified metrics.

Product

Building products that solve today's needs and cannot be copied tomorrow.

Here I show more than the final screen: the problem, the system, the hard decisions, and what did not work.

Creative Work

Building worlds that do not yet exist.

I build systems in engineering and universes in storytelling. In both, I ask the same question: How does one decision affect every other part?

Contact

Most good ideas begin when the right people meet. Reach out about a role, a project, or simply to connect—the rest will take shape from there.