An innovative and influential leader in the field of music, she has served as music director for three different youth orchestras in Turkey in the last five years and has been invited as a guest conductor for many orchestras around the country, including the Capital Chamber Orchestra, the Cinema Symphony Orchestra and the Dream Stage Symphony Orchestra. She made her opera debut with the Istanbul-based Brooklyn Chamber Opera with Pergolesi’s comic opera ‘La Serva Padrona’. She founded the Women’s Chamber Orchestra, an all-female musicians, with the aim of bringing a special repertoire for female composers to the stage, and has once again emphasized the power of women in the art world with her performances and inspired young musicians.​​

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She who began her musical career at the age of 9 by composing songs, oratorios and pieces for children's theater without using notes, turned to studio recordings of her compositions at the age of 16, in which she took part in various instrumental performances. Although these recordings attracted much attention over time, she chose conducting as a profession upon her teacher's suggestion during her conservatory education. With dedication, she worked with Turkey's leading maestros on conducting technique, score reading and style in classical music. To learn Bel Canto singing, she practiced the alto repertoire for a year and joined the ballet class to learn the basic ballet techniques of classical ballet in practice. This process strengthened her musicality on the stage and enabled her to become a expressive conductor.