United Turkish Federation

I work extensively on historical narratives, theoretical practices, and political expositions. My favourite pastime is to benevolently offer my skill set to humanitarianism based advocacy groups by stewarding civil liberties organizations. The intersection between law and politics fascinates me, and our democracy captives me. I strive for vulnerable communities to produce representatives and champions. My servitude is indexed on furthering their position by unleashing their potential.

Currently, I serve to coordinate programs at a community centre where I am responsible for planning, organizing, and executing various programs catering to different demographics. I am eager and anticipate the exciting initiatives we have in store.

My journey reflects a fusion of IT expertise and financial acumen, showcasing commitment to excellence and impactful leadership. The economic governance and symbiosis between sociological reflections and technological advancements are my core focus principles. I take on this challenge so to forward an embracing community. Fostering great initiative in expanding my skill set, I abide by the emerging demands of my Turkish community.

With purpose, I actively engage in projects aimed at enhancing the well being of communities. Whether it’s providing dedicated customer support, facilitating access to vital resources, or addressing needs with empathy and sensitivity, each task is a step towards a brighter future for all. I lead efforts to develop and implement projects that empower and uplift.

I am currently acting as a Senior Engineer designing chips for a photonic fabric company based out of California. I aim to support teams I am apart of by leveraging my technical background and analytical problem solving skills. When I’m not working, I bike in the summers, ski in the winters, and play soccer year round. Occasionally, I like to volunteer my time at other charities and NGOs that support causes I care about. I like to build things; as such, I am passionate about making our vision here come to reality.

Currently, I work in the construction industry with a production home builder within their Design Studio. I am working towards achieving my LEED Green Associate Certification, which demonstrates my proficiency in today’s sustainable design, construction and operations standards.
Additionally, I strive to develop the establishment of Media/ Web design communication channels. I am excited to be a part of an inspiring organization and looking forward to all the creative contributions.

I am deeply committed to community service, having served as a youth coordinator and mentor. These roles have not only allowed me to inspire others but have also deepened my understanding of community needs. I enjoy taking care of my two cats and numerous house plants. I love river fishing and camping as a means to get outdoors and find balance.

Within plenty of volunteering for many NGOs and charity organizations to help bring change to the world, I travelled around the world for humanitarian aid. With experience for NGOs as a programs coordinator, I hope to promote civic engagement among Muslims in Canada. I am honoured to be in a leadership role effecting representation for professionals in Turkish women’s communities. I will foster opportunity to serve my Turkish community in the Greater Toronto Area.

Juggling multiple roles, I am most actively working as the copyright lead in the sector and a research assistant in the faculty. On the side, I’m diving deep into the graduate research for Islamic Studies Dissertation at The University of Western Ontario.

Graduated from The University of Western Ontario with a Theology and Pedagogical Formation Major, my passion lies in exploring the intersections of society and religions, as well as cultures and languages. Currently, I’m dedicated to advancing my knowledge with a graduate degree in Islamic Studies Dissertation. Alongside my academic pursuits, I contribute as an administrator in the healthcare accreditation sector, and as a research assistant at the faculty.