Curiosity,
in practice.

I’m Zeyd Suleymanli.

• Engineering: STM32 hardware, Iatron, and medical AI research.
• Game development: Lead builder/modeler and second scripter on three published games.
• Beyond technology: Painting, photography, sports, and COP29 volunteering.

I’m Zeyd Suleymanli, a student with interests in engineering, software development, business, and the visual arts. I began learning Blender and Roblox Studio at 14, creating models, taking freelance commissions, and eventually developing games with partners, studios, and creators. I have now worked on more than ten games, three of which are showcased here. My interest in how things work also led me to electronics: I connected an STM32 microcontroller to an MPU-6500 sensor and wrote a C program to read its motion data. In medical software, I developed Iatron with Dr. Murad Miskarli, turning his first aid algorithms into a TypeScript and Expo application. We are also researching how AI could convert clinical protocols into tables and block-schemes while preserving their logic. I want to continue that research at university and explore how building a medical app can grow into a business. Painting and photography give me another way to develop ideas: I studied painting, exhibited my work, and completed a three-month photography course. Away from these projects, swimming, boxing, and judo have been part of my life, and I spent ten days volunteering at COP29 in Azerbaijan. Together, these experiences connect my interest in making things with opportunities to learn, collaborate, and put my skills into practice.