Amsterdam, the Netherlands
I test software for a living and I have never managed to stop there. Four things have my hands in them — quality engineering, events and music, a game studio, and a trading-signal service. This page is the honest order of them.
QA Engineer · Albert Heijn, Amsterdam
Testing web, mobile and API systems — manual where judgement beats a script, automated everywhere else. Selenium, Robot Framework, RestAssured, XCUITest, Espresso; the CI that runs them and the database underneath.
I founded QAist, Amsterdam’s QA meetup, and Robot Framework Turkey.
Turkish Pop & 90s nights · Event promotion
I put the nights on and I play them. Turkish Pop and 90s nights across the Netherlands — weddings, corporate events and private parties, from Amsterdam and Rotterdam to Utrecht and Eindhoven, and further into Europe when the night is worth the drive.
3Cats Events is the other half: venues, line-ups and the unglamorous work that decides whether a room actually fills.
Bookings: djdenden.com — the full set, in English, Dutch and Turkish.
Founder · Independent game studio, Amsterdam
Premium, story-first, choice-driven fiction — games you can actually finish. One human producer holding editorial control over an AI production crew, which is a working method rather than a slogan.
First title: All Time High — a moral-descent crypto thriller. On Steam.
Builder · Algorithmic trading signals
Rules-based setups across US, EU, Turkish, crypto and forex markets, delivered by email and on X. Every signal is tracked to its real outcome — the losses are published next to the wins, which is the entire point and the reason it was worth building.
Underneath it: chart ideas on TradingView and automated MT4 bots on MQL5 — the workshop the product came out of.