I am a software and AI systems architect, the founder of Neura Parse Ltd, and an independent quantum-AI researcher. I build systems around uncertainty, verification and evidence, with a person kept in the loop wherever the consequences are real.
My career started in software that carries legal consequence: e-Devlet services for the Turkish state, customs and legal-entity systems, then carrier IPTV platforms built with ZTE at Netaş. Work like that teaches one habit above all others, which is to keep the evidence attached to the result.
I carried that into agentic AI, software-testing automation and quantum workflows. Today I run the research programme at Neura Parse, where the question is narrow and awkward: can a quantum belief-update primitive be trusted inside a classical decision loop on the hardware that exists right now? Two first-author papers try to answer it honestly, including where the answer is no.
Both papers are public preprints. Neither claims quantum advantage.
Bayram Yüksel Eker, first author · platform lead
A modular quantum platform for belief update and multi-target data association under partial observability, validated through a 45-experiment campaign across three IBM Heron backends rather than in simulation alone.
Bayram Yüksel Eker, first author
A sequential follow-on study asking whether a calibrated quantum belief-update service can be reused repeatedly inside a classical decision loop, without cumulative noise making the posterior unusable.
Each has an open-source edition you can read and an enterprise or defence edition where the assurance lives.
Verifiable distributed intelligence for resilient autonomous systems
From a question to a workflow — and a reviewable record
Agentic workflows with authority built into the route
A signed software path from model package to working device
Quantum-Bio Intelligence: A New Mind Architecture for the Age of AI, Biology, and Quantum runs to 364 pages and argues that the bottleneck in contemporary AI is architectural rather than computational. It is self-published through QBI Press and it says so plainly, because a synthesis is a different kind of claim than a peer-reviewed result.
Jun 2025 — present
Neura Parse Ltd, London / Remote
2025 — present
NETAŞ, Türkiye