Abdullah Yağlıkçı is a highly-educated and experienced computer engineering professional with an extensive research background in microarchitecture and computing systems. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy - PhD degree from the Institute for Computing Platforms at ETH Zurich, as well as a Master's degree in Computer Engineering and a Bachelor's degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from TOBB Ekonomi ve Teknoloji Üniversitesi.

With a keen interest in the development of innovative computing technologies, Abdullah has held several research and teaching roles within academia, including Scientific Assistant at ETH Zürich, Microarchitecture Research Intern at Intel Labs, Research Assistant at Carnegie Mellon University and University of Notre Dame, and Teaching Assistant at TOBB University of Economics & Technology. Outside of academics, Abdullah has also gained valuable engineering experience as an Electronics Engineer and Electric Hardware Manager for various technology companies.

With expertise in microarchitecture, computing systems, and hardware development, Abdullah is a highly-knowledgeable and skilled professional who is passionate about advancing the state of technology. He is also an experienced coordinator of engineering projects, having previously held a coordination role for the ETUHAVK UAV Project at TOBB ETU Aviation Club.