Computer engineer in Istanbul. I build Unity games and the .NET backends behind real products.
Software & Systems Developer
MFT Games, Istanbul
Built four Unity apps, including Trail Ball 3D on Google Play and a TÜBİTAK chemistry lab simulation.
Backend Developer Intern
VakıfBank, Istanbul
SQL Server queries, DTO mapping and Web APIs documented with Swagger, in an Onion Architecture codebase.
Backend Developer
Plus Mühendislik, Istanbul
Batch reporting software for industrial automation.
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
Biruni University, Istanbul
Unity Game Engine
Layered Architecture and Entity Framework with Web API
Introduction to Java Programming
Unity and C#, from gameplay to store release.
.NET services and the databases behind them.
A 3D chemistry lab with five experiments, built for a TÜBİTAK-supported project. Students open the cabinet, pick up the equipment and chemicals they think they need, and run each experiment by trial and error while a professor character guides them. Experiments include a density tower, a silver mirror and black powder, all without any real-world risk.
Roll a ball along a winding track that keeps getting faster. Each run throws new track pieces, gaps and obstacles at you, coins pay for new ball skins in the store, and a slow-down button buys you a moment when it gets tight.
A runner-brawler where your arm is the weapon. Run through gates that boost punch power and punch length, break through doors, smash punching bags for coins, knock down crowds of enemies and take on the boss at the end. I wrote the code together with Claude Code as an AI pair programmer, which let me spend more time on game feel and balancing.
A physics-driven maze game. Guide the ball through levels that grow larger and tighter, zoom out to plan a route, and leave a trail so you can see where you have already been.
Collects production data from industrial mixers, tracks each batch and generates reports, so the factory can follow production without paperwork.
I graduated in Computer Engineering from Biruni University in 2026. I work on two sides of software: games and simulations in Unity, and backend services in .NET.
Both sides need the same habits: clean architecture, careful use of memory, and code another developer can pick up. I speak English at C1 level.
Hiring for a game or backend role, or have a project in mind? Email or call me.
turakoglufatih@gmail.com +90 535 689 08 70