Let me tell you a little about what i do .....
• While doing my undergraduate in Business computing, I worked as a provider of casual support for IT-related issues on a referral basis which earned me my first award from multiTech. This convinced me to pursue my post-graduate in information systems from the University Of Cape Town (UCT).
• On completing my post-graduate, I won one team award and an individual award from UCT. One in systems design for developing an employee management system for coronation fund managers and a research award for diligence in the field of research.
• Immediately after my postgraduates, I got a contract with Mest Africa which is the biggest and most competitive incubator organisation for tech start-ups on the continent. I worked as a tech lead for three start-up companies. My role included overseeing, designing, and developing systems for various software-driven businesses.
Among the systems we built, one was Shopa , an e-commerce platform for provision shop owners in Ghana and the other was a blockchain land verification system for the Nigerian real estate industry. Both experiences made me pick more interest in programming and learning in general. At the end of my contract, I was recognized and awarded a software entrepreneurship award.
• In short, I have won more than 3 tech awards from three different countries. I have sufficient experience in planning, prototyping, and developing software, systems, and websites. After my contract was done, I returned to Cape Town where I was offered a job as a software developer for Code Infinity. I worked with them for some time before getting a contract with The WorkCrowd , a company based in the United Kingdom.
Earned from Mest Africa after working as a tech lead for three teams and developing softwares for their startup companies
Earned in the course of my post graduates after developing an employee management system for coronation fund managers (group project)
Was recognised for diligence in research. My paper was selected and i presented it in the 6th M4D conference.