IFS Software Development
I work as a Software Developer at IFS, focusing on enterprise applications. My responsibilities include UI development, complex data structures, and SQL-driven business logic, delivering performant and sustainable solutions.
I'm a Software Developer at IFS with 5+ years of experience building enterprise applications with C#/.NET and Oracle PL/SQL. Alongside my engineering work, I build machine learning projects on Kaggle, write about data science on Medium, and turn ideas into working products by combining software, electronics, and 3D manufacturing.
I work as a Software Developer at IFS, focusing on enterprise applications. My responsibilities include UI development, complex data structures, and SQL-driven business logic, delivering performant and sustainable solutions.
Performed EDA and preprocessing on a car price prediction problem. Built a LightGBM regression model and analyzed model performance and key price-driving features.
A machine learning model designed to predict heart attack risk using clinical data, achieving high accuracy through thorough data cleaning and classification techniques.
An anomaly detection system designed to handle highly imbalanced financial transaction data and identify rare fraudulent activities.
A free collection of calculators for tax, finance, working life and everyday questions. Everything runs in the browser; the numbers you type never leave your device. (Turkish)
A practical toolbox of file converters and unit converters. Nothing to install, and files are never uploaded to a server. (Turkish)
A portal of free games that run right in the browser — one click to play, no install and no sign-up. (Turkish)
allow/ask/deny rules, Bash/Read/Edit/WebFetch/MCP rule syntax, permission modes, wildcard pitfalls, extending with hooks and managed settings. (Turkish)
Running the Bash tool with filesystem and network isolation: /sandbox setup, auto-allow mode, allowWrite/denyRead, credential protection and limitations. (Turkish)
The classifier-based permission mode: decision order, what's blocked/allowed by default, autoMode.environment, allow/soft_deny/hard_deny rules and limitations. (Turkish)
Creating plugins, testing with --plugin-dir, plugin.json and directory structure, adding marketplaces, the official/community marketplaces and extraKnownMarketplaces. (Turkish)
Automatic checkpoints, the /rewind menu, restoring code/conversation, summarizing, limitations, and how it compares to /branch. (Turkish)
--cloud, --teleport, cloud environments, auto-fix pull requests and Routines: the complete guide to running Claude Code in the cloud. (Turkish)
More articles by Ahmet Bilgiç on Medium.
A custom RC car with 3D-printed mechanical parts, self-written software, and self-designed electronics.
I design and produce prototypes and practical home-use parts using Bambu Lab A1 and Ender 3 3D printers.
ESP8266-based sensor nodes sending real-time climate data to a local Home Assistant server via MQTT.