About Me

I'm a Computer Science and Cybersecurity double major at Grambling State University. I'm originally from Harare, Zimbabwe and I'm currently in my second year of college. I'm passionate about software engineering, cybersecurity, and game development, and I love working on projects that challenge me to solve real-world problems using code and my creative imagination. As a first-generation college student, I am driven by a strong desire to create technology that empowers communities, particularly by providing freer access to education.

Beyond academics, I enjoy making video games, playing soccer, and waching anime. My goal is to continuously grow my skills, gain relevent technical experience, and make an impact in the tech industry.

Projects

I have worked on several projects that have allowed me to apply my skills, collaborate with others, and solve real-world problems. Here are some of the most impactful projects I’ve contributed to.

  • EasyCollab

    EasyCollab is a web platform that helps developers find collaborators for their projects. Users can submit project ideas, browse existing projects, and connect with potential collaborators.

    View Demo View GitHub

  • Escape Solstara

    A multiplayer escape room game in which players must follow clues to hidden objects scattered throughout the city to uncover a hidden keyword that will grant them passage through the city gates.

    Gameplay Demo View GitHub

  • SEA Web Browser

    A web browser that allows users to browse the internet.

    View Demo View GitHub

  • Queens

    A game in which players must place 8 queens in an 8-by-8 grid in such a way that they do not share a row, column, or share neighboring diagonal squares.

    Gameplay Demo View GitHub

Skills

Throughout my journey, I have developed a strong foundation in various technical and problem-solving skills. These are some of the key skills I have honed and grown confident in using.

Affiliations

To expand my network and grow my career, I have actively joined several organizations and clubs that align with my interests in technology and professional development. Here are some that I am especially proud to be a part of.

  • Codepath

    CodePath is a nonprofit organization that provides free and career-focused coding courses, technical interview prep, and mentorship programs for college students. Through Codepath's catalog of courses, I have been able to learn new technologies and gain valuable technical and collaboration skills.

    Courses Completed: Intermediate Web Development Intro To Cybersecurity Intermediate Cybersecurity Intermediate Technical Interview Prep

  • IBM SkillsBuild

    The Student Ambassador program with IBM SkillsBuild is a leadership and training program designed specifically for University students in the United States. Through this program, I have been able to connect with other students, receive coaching from industry professionals, earn industry-recognized badges, and gain valuable leadership and communication skills.

    Certifications Earned: Cybersecurity Practitioner Getting Started with Cybersecurity Getting Started with Artificial Intelligence Getting Started with Data

  • ColorStack

    ColorStack is a community aimed at increasing the number of black and latinx working in tech. Being a member of ColorStack has allowed me to connect with other black and latinx professionals in tech and gain access to resources that have helped me grow my career.

  • Code2040

    Code2040 is a Black-led, national nonprofit leading racial equity work in the innovation economy. As a Code2040 Fellow, I have benefited from professional development support and gained experience advocating for greater equity within the tech industry.