Kuday Yurter
About
I’m Kuday, a Computer Science student at Texas A&M University–Victoria. I build software that replaces slow, manual work with tools people actually use.
I’m a data science intern at Cummins, where I build dashboards, a machine learning model, AI assistants, and internal apps. Before that, I ran operations for an online engraving store and taught myself Python to automate it.
Texas A&M University–Victoria
B.S. Computer Science · 3.8 GPA · President’s List
Associate of Science, Houston City College, 2022
Experience
Cummins
Data Science Intern
- Built dashboards and a machine learning model for the turbo balancing line, which helped raise output from 35 to 55 turbos a day per machine.
- Built AI assistants for patent review and project intake, an app that replaced 5+ skills trackers, and the department’s SharePoint site.
Engrave Me Now
Operations Manager
- Ran the production floor on my own for a store shipping 1,000+ orders a week, with a 4.9/5 rating across three storefronts.
- Built the sales and inventory system the business ran on, and kept four laser and UV machines running 99% of the time.
University of Houston
IT Support Specialist
- Fixed hardware and software problems for faculty and students in the College of Technology, with a 95% satisfaction rate.
- Kept 20+ computer labs up to date and set up new labs from unboxed hardware to networked machines.
IFixandRepair
Store Manager & Repair Technician
- Repaired 100+ phones, tablets, and laptops — screens, cameras, back glass, and system recovery — with a 95% success rate.
- Ran the store alone on many shifts, from customer intake to repairs to closing.
Tech stack
Work projects
Cummins
Turbo Balancer dashboards
Live dashboards for Cummins’ turbo balancing machines, replacing hand-entered data and Excel reports. Engineers used them to find the slow spots on the line.
35 → 55 turbos a day per machine
Databricks · Python · Power BI
Cummins
Balancer correction model
A model that reproduces the correction the balancing machine calculates, matching it about 98% of the time, so the machines Cummins already owns can do more.
About $16M in new machines not needed
Python · scikit-learn
Cummins
Engineering AI agents
Assistants that compare new patents against Cummins’ own, turn rough project ideas into proposals, and help with quality decisions — all answering from internal documents.
Patent reviews take half the time
Copilot Studio · AWS Bedrock · Databricks
Cummins
Skills & Capabilities app
One app for tracking who knows what, replacing 5+ scattered spreadsheets and tools. Rolled out first to a 30-person engineering team.
About 60% less time spent managing skills
React · Power Apps · Dataverse
Cummins
CCS AI SharePoint site
The home for AI work across Cummins’ components and software group: news, a list of live and in-progress agents, and training.
Live for a ~20,000-person organization
SharePoint
Engrave Me Now
Store sales & inventory system
Pulls orders and stock from Amazon, Etsy, and a third store into one place, forecasts demand, and ranks what to restock before each order.
Inventory costs down 20%, sales up 30%
Python · Amazon and Etsy APIs
Personal projects
Kessler
Every tracked object in Earth orbit, 1957 to now: a live 3D globe of about 30,000 objects at their real positions, plus charts of how orbit got crowded. It started as my team’s MATLAB app that took 1st place out of 25 teams at the Grand Challenge Winter Summit.
Next.js · Three.js · FastAPI · AWS
kessler.kudayyurter.devDispatch
A terminal app for running several coding agents (Claude Code, Codex, opencode) side by side in live, tiled terminals. Early stage.
Rust
GitHubLumon boot splash
A Linux boot animation styled after Lumon, the company in Severance.
Shell · Plymouth
GitHub
Contact
kudayyurter@gmail.com
GitHub
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