Lelona Njaju

Computer Science Student

Cape Town

Summary

Driven by a results-focused approach, I leveraged my problem-solving and JavaScript skills at the National Research Foundation to enhance user experience and system efficiency. My collaborative efforts in agile environments and proficiency in code writing significantly contributed to identifying and rectifying software issues, optimizing performance, and driving project success. Motivated student completing Computer Science degree. Experienced in Agile and Scrum environments. Supports team administrative, project coordination, design and programming needs. School projects included building apps, optimizing programs and validating code.

Overview

Certification

year of post-secondary education

Work History

Software Engineer Intern

National Research Foundation

08.2023 - 09.2023

Enhanced user experience through development of intuitive user interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Worked with developers to identify and remove software bugs.
Worked closely with peers to identify issues and provide suitable resolutions.
Analyzed software performance metrics to identify areas for improvement and implement necessary changes to optimize system efficiency.
Participated in agile development methodologies, attending daily stand-up meetings, and actively engaging in sprint planning sessions.
Demonstrated strong problem-solving skills by troubleshooting complex technical issues during development and testing phases of software projects.
Enhanced user experience through development of intuitive user interfaces using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript

Education

Bachelor of Science - Computational Science

University of The People

Online

11.2023 - Current

Skills

Problem-Solving

Certification

CS50's Introduction to Computer Science

Timeline