Throughout my academic journey, I have consistently demonstrated a strong aptitude for information technology. While my academic record in science was exemplary, I developed a keen interest in computing during my early years. This interest has led me to pursue a career in information technology, where I have acquired extensive knowledge in computer literacy.
I completed my undergraduate studies in computer science at a reputable institution in Ghana. Subsequently, I pursued my master’s degree in computer science at Brock University in Canada, where I researched the application of fuzzy relations to social choice theory.
Driven by my passion for empowering individuals, I have cultivated a strong desire to educate and mentor students in computer literacy. I took on the role of teaching assistant during my undergraduate studies and have since transitioned into various teaching and mentoring positions, including web and mobile application development instructor and teaching assistant at my graduate studies level.
Furthermore, I am recognized for my proficiency in software engineering and have held esteemed roles in software engineering at reputable companies such as Turntabl and Morgan Stanley.
