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Geneva, Switzerland

Budapest, Budapest, Hungary

• In this position I am working on a web-based workflow tool that enables a seamless orchestration of major client lifecycle events across all parties.
• I gained experience in the full software development lifecycle including design, coding, testing and debugging and bugfixing. I use said experience to contribute to a more structured and clean code base, thus improving.
• I contribute to the department's regular knowledge sharing sessions by presenting challenges and innovative solutions that I come across during the execution of my tasks.
• I gained people management skills by managing the work of more junior colleagues.Technologies I work with: Angular, React, Typescript, Javascript, Git, Azure
• Besides my work as a developer, I am the proud leader of the Women in Technology employee network. The network has 60+ members and is responsible for the planning and execution of workshops that help talented young.

Budapest, Budapest, Hungary

• In this position I worked on
• a workflow tool that enables a seamless orchestration of major client lifecycle events, an application aiming a client centric experience spanning the entire client service lifecycle and a permission tool;
• during this time I perfected my Angular knowledge, while I also learned to build applications with React;
• I became more confident in code reviews;
• I took the initiative to play a major role in the re-skinning and customizing of an application for third party clients.Technologies I worked with: Angular, TypeScript, JavaScript, React, Cypress, Git, Azure, HTML, CSS

New York, New York, United States

• Successfully organized high-profile interviews with major media actors (CNN, BBC, AlJazeera) and press conferences for high-level officials (e.g. President, Minister for Foreign Affairs), thus increased exposure of the.
• Organized events to publicize priority issues, including coordinating efforts, tracking and reporting on progress, taking appropriate follow-up action;
• Launched a new communication tool, a biannual bulletin of the Permanent Mission’s activities to reach out to partners;
• Oversaw production of press releases and other information communication products to maximize visibility and better communication of the Permanent Representative’s activities;
• Initiated and sustained professional relationships (e.g. represented the Ministry on multiple receptions), and established a new electronic database of press contacts and other core partners, which also followed.
• Monitored and actively promoted media coverage of the activities of the Permanent Mission to keep journalists and professionals engaged, flagged issues that needed action/response;

Budapest, Hungary

• Developed a strategy for gaining mutual and unilateral support with various states/groups of states in the coordination of the campaign for the election of Judge Professor Péter Kovács to the International Criminal.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Covered EU coordination meetings relative to the topic of the death penalty, identified an opportunity to raise awareness of the importance to end death penalty by highlighting a case of a Hungarian/US dual citizen on.
• Processed hundreds of applications for naturalization and vital records registration by liaising with clients and relevant authorities;
• Organized outposted consular days to provide access to consular services outside the duty station.

Budapest

• Represented Hungary in the International Criminal Court sub-area of the Public International Law Working Party (COJUR ICC) and the Assembly of State Parties to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court;
• Organized a conference with the participation of high-profile panelists and international experts on the occasion of the 10 year anniversary of the entry into force of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal.
• Counseling regarding privileges and immunities of diplomatic missions, international organizations and agents thereof.

Budapest

• Coordinated projects relative to international development aid and capacity building by international organizations;
• Interaction with civil society organizations to help them with grant applications;
• Inter-departmental coordination within the Ministry, drafted subsidy contracts.

Budapest

• In this position I was primarily responsible for identifying the discrepancies in the Ministry's internal policy and practice regarding the implementation of the Vienna Conventions on diplomatic and consular.
• researching the practice and legislation of other states (the Netherlands, France, UK, USA) in implementing the above mentioned Conventions and comparing them with the existing Hungarian legislation and regulations;
• synthesizing relevant information and making suggestions to improve the Hungarian policy and practice.

• The team is responsible for leading and developing Amnesty International’s work with intergovernmental organizations, in particular the United Nations (UN). In the course of my internship I
• Liaised with the secretariat of the Committee against Torture (CAT) and worked with relevant research teams to draft submissions, attended the meeting of the CAT to observe the discussions, and participated in meetings.
• Drafted letters to UN member states upon their election to the UN Human Rights Council, based on my research and synthesized information by country in relation to their human rights obligations;
• Prepared a regular newsletter for the team’s main constituency of lobbyists in national sections.

• The organization aims to provide humanitarian opportunities for peace and education in the West Bank. As a volunteer I
• Prepared English language classes and afternoon activities for refugee children;
• Did research on the field for my master thesis on Palestinian refugees.

Full-Stack Developer

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