computer engineering student focused on cybersecurity, security operations, and detection engineering.
i’m interested in how systems actually fail — noisy logs, blind spots, weak assumptions, and human error. i spend time analyzing incidents, studying attacker behavior, and building security with a practical, operations-first mindset.
my background blends university coursework with hands-on security programs and lab-driven learning rather than theory alone.
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security operations fundamentals log analysis, detection logic, incident response workflows, siem thinking
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threat-driven perspective understanding how common misconfigurations and weak signals turn into real incidents
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hands-on security training guided programs and labs covering core domains like networks, linux, sql, assets & threats, detection & response
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secure system mindset visibility, least privilege, and failure-aware design
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iOS development (side track) swiftui, app architecture, and shipping production-ready apps
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languages english & german → c1 spanish → b2 target
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google cybersecurity professional certificate — practical exposure to linux, sql, python scripting, siem concepts, alert analysis, and detection & response fundamentals
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tryhackme learning paths (pre security & cyber security 101) — hands-on labs covering networks, authentication flows, attacker techniques, log analysis, and defensive reasoning
- languages: python, java
- security: siem basics, log analysis, linux & sql fundamentals, threat analysis
- dev: git, github, xcode, vscode, rest apis, json
- shipping: app store deployment, clean architecture, documentation
- twitter: https://twitter.com/emreei0
- email: emreilhan@aol.com
always open to conversations around security operations, detection engineering, and building systems that don’t fail silently.
a lightweight and flexible swift package for clean haptic feedback integration in swiftui.
designed with explicit control, minimal abstraction, and no hidden complexity — built as a side project alongside my security-focused work.