Kerem Aktuğ is a software architect based in Türkiye, with professional experience in designing and building software systems using .NET and C#.

His work focuses on practical software architecture, algorithmic problem solving, optimization techniques, and building real-world applications that connect theory with implementation. He is especially interested in making complex technical topics easier to understand through hands-on projects, visual examples, and clean, reusable code.

In Genetic Algorithms From Theory to Real Projects, he combines his software engineering background with a project-based teaching approach. The book reflects his belief that algorithms are best learned by building, experimenting, visualizing, and applying them to real problems.