Biography

• B.Sc. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Koc University Istanbul /Turkey (2019), Minor in Physics 
• M.Sc. in Communications Engineering (MSCE), Technical University Munich (2022)
• Since September 2022 doctoral researcher at the Institute for Communications Engineering, Professorship of Line Transmission Technology

Teaching

•  Optical Communication Systems in  WS 23/24, WS 24/25, WS 25/26
• Seminar on Coding and Cryptography, Optical Communications and Digital Communications SS 23, WS 24/25, SS 26

Research Interests

I am interested in scalable approaches to increase fiber capacity, including multi-band transmission and efficient use of existing optical infrastructure. My broader goal is to develop practical and cost-effective techniques for next-generation high-capacity optical networks .

My current research interests focus on optical communication systems with an emphasis on O-band wavelength-division multiplexing (WDM) for short- and medium-reach links. I investigate nonlinear effects such as four-wave mixing and their impact on system performance near the zero-dispersion wavelength, where nonlinear interactions become particularly pronounced. My last work explores how carrier-phase relationships influence these effects and how tailored phase configurations can mitigate nonlinear impairments and improve transmission performance.

Interested Master’s thesis and internship students are welcome to contact me via email.