Build systems when one model is not enough.
Routing, multi-agent flows, and decision chains that hold under real conditions.
Tümay Turhan
I begin with the problem, not the model.
Agentic systems, context, and evaluation—where risk and attention are part of the spec. Open to aligned collaboration.
Intersection
My path is not a straight line—it is an intersection. Civil engineering and construction management taught me loads, failure modes, and accountability when things break. An MBA, project finance, and years in underwriting taught me how money moves, who actually decides, and how to reason under incomplete information.
I begin with the problem, not the model. I treat people, incentives, risk and system shape as the frame—and ask where models earn their place.
A belief I return to: to understand AI in the wild, you start with people. Then money. Only then do you see where augmentation fits—without illusion.
I learn by building; I build with intention.
Domains
Routing, multi-agent flows, and decision chains that hold under real conditions.
What you give, when you give it, and how decisions are framed.
If you cannot measure behavior, you do not know what you built.
Latency, cost, and human attention shape what works.
People must be able to rely on it.
Portfolio
Case-shaped work. Problem, approach, and the thinking behind each decision.
Build
Live products show how ideas behave.
Technical work shows how they are built.
Ambient-first focus workspace. Regulates attention instead of demanding it.
Structured tutorials on SQL, BigQuery, and analytics—teaching as a slow, quiet surface.
Experiments and pipelines where the point is the problem, not the presentation.