Seymen Kalkan

I’m a C++ developer working mostly with Qt, building real-time, high-performance applications for embedded Linux platforms. Most of what I care about day to day is performance and multithreading: getting rendering pipelines and data processing to hold up under the constraints of embedded hardware, not just a development workstation.

I care as much about a codebase staying maintainable years later as I do about it working today, which is why Workspace exists — a personal site built with the same planning and documentation discipline I’d want from any project I maintain.

Day to day that means Linux as my working environment and CI as a standing habit, not an afterthought bolted on before a release. I keep exploring because the interesting problems are rarely where I expect them.