As a computer science major at the University of Richmond, I am passionate about developing innovative solutions for real-world problems. I have a strong foundation in Python, Java, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML, as well as a certification in MTA: Introduction to Programming Using Python from Microsoft.Currently, I am working as a research assistant for Dr. Mmachi Obiorah, a professor of human-computer interaction (HCI) at the university. I assist in conducting in-depth research on the challenges and opportunities of HCI in the Nigerian educational context, and contribute to the development of a robust and compelling thesis statement. I also actively engage in brainstorming sessions and discussions with the professor to refine the research objectives and methodologies.Previously, I completed a three-month internship as a Junior Frontend Developer for Relai, a startup that provides a platform for users to create and share personalized stories. I developed a comprehensive software architecture and a range of frontend templates for the successful launch of Relai 3, the latest version of the platform. I also conducted UX research, analyzing user behavior and feedback to optimize user satisfaction and engagement for the template designs.In addition to my academic and professional pursuits, I am also involved in the media and public relations department of the athletic department at the university. I operate the camera for broadcasting live game footage of baseball and field hockey to RichmondTV and ESPN+, and create captivating live tweets for the university's official account during field hockey games. I enjoy combining my technical and creative skills to enhance the visibility and reputation of the university's sports teams.