I am a software and AI systems architect, founder of Neura Parse Ltd, and an independent quantum-AI researcher. I am first author of two 2026 studies executed on IBM Heron hardware, I coordinate NODERIQ proposal development for CELTIC-NEXT, and I served as a technical reviewer for IEEE GLOBECOM 2026. I design systems around uncertainty, verification and evidence, and I keep a person in the loop wherever the consequences are real.
My career began in software that carries legal consequence: national e-Government services, customs and legal-entity registries, and then carrier IPTV platforms delivered with ZTE at Netaş. Systems of that kind teach one discipline above all others, which is to keep the evidence attached to the result.
I carried that discipline into agentic AI, software-testing automation and quantum workflows. Today I direct the research programme at Neura Parse, where the question is deliberately narrow: can a quantum belief-update primitive be trusted inside a classical decision loop, on the hardware that exists today? Two first-author papers answer it directly, 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.
Public code or architecture records make the boundaries inspectable; operational assurance stays with the product edition.
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 520 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.
What is active now, with the next gate kept separate from the outcome.
July 2026 — present
Planning
Detailed pilot planning
A documented external product review moved QFlow into detailed planning for a potential education-focused pilot. A separate controlled education record covers a cohort of 30 people; that number is not presented as 30 active users.
2026 — present
Planning
Partner gates and proposal development
Neura Parse is coordinating a planned three-company international research structure around governed edge intelligence, resilient networks and a robotics pilot. The working baseline is 30 months, 240 person-months, €2.10 million in eligible cost and a TRL 4 to 6 path.
August 2026 — present
Delivery
Confidentiality gate complete; service scope gated
A private enterprise engagement is being run through a controlled sequence for operational data, deterministic analysis, AI-assisted explanation and accountable human decisions. The counterparty and private work package remain confidential.