I'm Eron — a 20-year-old Computer Science student based in Erbil, Kurdistan, currently in my second stage. I'm drawn to the whole spectrum of building software: development, AI, databases, web and app development, and Linux.
What defines how I work is that I'm self-taught and hands-on. I'd rather build a real application than only study the theory behind it — so I spend my time shipping small tools, deploying bots to my own servers, and tearing into how things actually run under the hood.
Outside the terminal, two things fuel me: BMWs and the gym. Together with code, they became my personal brand — Torque Byte Fit.
A student-focused app that makes study material easier to reach, understand, and revise — built with AI baked in.
JavaScript Discord bots I develop, deploy, and keep alive on my own infrastructure.
My brand concept — where the three things I care about most come together into one identity.
Worked as a developer on the Parcha Rasan app — building features, fixing issues, and contributing to a real product used by real people.
Created Slemani Gas 2 — a project I designed and built from the ground up.
Designed and built responsive websites for different needs — clean front-ends, deployment, and custom domains.
My personal portfolio, hand-built from scratch and deployed live on my own domain.
Coursework and self-study across the fundamentals of hardware, logic, and software engineering.
BMW is the brand I'm truly passionate about — the engineering, the coding, and the performance behind it. I like getting into the details: ECU tuning, BMW coding, engine technology, crash safety, and the world of salvage / rebuilt cars.
Training is discipline. The goal is simple and long-term: get stronger, improve my physique, and stay consistent.
Become a professional software developer
Build and publish my own applications
Build useful technology for students
Get stronger in AI + software development
Build my own technology brand / business
Combine CS + cars + fitness into one identity
Keep sharpening my programming every day
Eventually create something people actually use
Open to projects, collaboration, and learning with other developers. Find me here — always happy to talk code, cars, or the gym.