About me
I grew up in Uşak, a small city in western Türkiye, with my mother and my grandparents. My grandfather worked in construction. My mother worked in a warehouse and cleaned offices. They left early, came home tired, and went back the next morning. What I took from them is simple: people who work hard with their hands should come home the same way they left for work. That is what I care about most, and it is why Intenseye exists.
I studied Management Information Systems at Boğaziçi University and started my career at Sony in Istanbul, first as a software engineer and later on AI projects. In 2018 my co-founder Serhat and I started Intenseye. We believed the cameras that already exist in every factory could be used to prevent injuries, and we spent our first weeks working shifts in an ice-cream plant to understand what that would take. In June 2019 I moved to the United States 🇺🇸 to lead the company from New York. Seven years on, New York is home. Today Intenseye works with manufacturers in more than 45 countries.
Outside work I row, I draw trees, and I collect records. I'm happy to talk about any of it.
My name is pronounced SER-jahn EH-sen.
What Intenseye does
intenseye.comMost factories already have cameras. Intenseye connects them to computer vision that notices unsafe moments as they happen, so the team on the floor can fix them before someone gets hurt. The people we build for are the people I grew up with: forklift drivers, line operators, warehouse crews, the night shift. Every problem we take on is one of theirs. You can read more at intenseye.com.
My grandfather built buildings. My mother moved boxes and cleaned floors. Hard-working people should go home the way they came to work. Helping them, and solving the problems that stand in the way, is the mission. It hasn't changed.
How I got here
Uşak → New YorkIf something here is wrong, please email me and I'll fix it.
