Proof, not chronology

Work

Selected systems, responsibilities, and product areas that shaped how I structure product work and ship with more clarity.

Product Systems

AI-assisted Product Operating System

Product work often becomes scattered across meetings, notes, tools, Jira tickets, design files, and personal memory. I designed a structured AI-assisted workflow that connects product discovery, PRD creation, UX thinking, analysis breakdown, backlog generation, QA readiness, UAT, release planning, and shared memory.

Why it matters: it reduces ambiguity, preserves product context, and helps teams move from idea to delivery with more clarity.

Raw input capture
Shared memory layer
PRD generation
UX and flow mapping
Functional analysis
Backlog and task breakdown
QA/UAT checklist generation
Release readiness support

Clarity, prioritization, coordination

Product Ownership

Selected responsibilities across discovery, requirement clarification, planning, delivery tracking, and stakeholder alignment.

Product discovery and requirement clarification
Roadmap and prioritization support
Stakeholder communication
Jira flow management
UAT coordination
Release tracking
Cross-team alignment

Testing as product discipline

Quality Systems

A practical quality layer that makes readiness, risk, ownership, and release confidence visible before late-stage pressure appears.

Test process visibility
QA coordination
UAT readiness
Regression discipline
Automation strategy
Environment readiness
Playwright adoption mindset

Lumian Labs

Independent Product Building

Hands-on product building across concept, design, pricing, paywall thinking, launch preparation, and app store readiness.

Habitarian
YDS/YÖKDİL Coach
MoodMatch
Strata
Product design
Pricing and paywall thinking
Launch preparation and app store readiness

Secure Product Thinking

Writing & Thinking

A practical writing track for product people who need to reason about trust, risk, and security without pretending to be security specialists.

Secure Product Thinking
Product Owner security questions
CIA triad for product decisions
Product trust, risk, and quality