I am a financial econometrician and PhD candidate in Business Administration at Istanbul Technical University. I currently work as a Research and Teaching Assistant in Finance at Yeditepe University. My academic background combines econometrics, finance, and applied economic analysis, with a strong focus on empirical research and quantitative modeling. My research examines financial market dynamics under uncertainty, crisis periods, and structural regime changes. I specialize in time-series econometrics and nonlinear modeling approaches, particularly regime-switching models and volatility analysis. My recent work focuses on financial sustainability, exchange rate volatility, inflation dynamics, and risk behavior across financial markets. I have experience in academic research projects, conference organization, and teaching support in finance, statistics, and econometrics courses. My research aims to bridge econometric methodology with real-world financial applications, especially in emerging market economies. I am interested in international research collaboration, special issue submissions, and interdisciplinary academic projects in finance and applied econometrics.