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Gyakobo/README.md

Hi there! 👋 I'm Andrew Gyakobo

🔭 Research Assistant & Java Developer @ NJIT

Designing and developing cutting-edge Java applications at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT), I focus on creating seamless user experiences and ensuring compatibility with cloud databases. As I pursue my Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Science, I dive deep into software engineering, web development, and artificial intelligence. My toolkit includes Git, MongoDB, GitHub, C#, and, of course, Java.

🔥 Experience:

🚀 Software Developer Intern @ Amazon AWS, Inc.

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ReactJS and TypeScript developer.

🚀 Software Engineering Intern @ Solera, Inc.

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During my recent internship at Solera, Inc., I honed my skills by developing robust C#/.Net code and building dynamic HTML websites for clients.

🚀 Research Assistant, Java App Developer @ Intelligent Transportation Systems Resource Center (ITSRC) at NJIT

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Manufactured and integrated a java app which uses the university on-campus surveillance to inform driver’s of potential jaywalkers. Ensured compatibility and integration between Java apps and the Verizon cloud database.

🚀 Research Assistant, Data Analyst @ Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (CSTR) at NJIT

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Wrote Python code to analyze vast arrays of temperature data(Ion Temperature, Electron Temperature, etc.) supplied by the Poker Flat IS Radar (in short a radio telescope). Determined an algorithm to trace sudden spikes in the atmospheric Ion temperature in order to locate and track the unknown phenomenon of Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement (STEVE). Established a new dataset determining the various altitudes where STEVEs or STEVE related events occur

🏆 Passionate Innovator & Developer

I thrive on creating innovative solutions that make a difference in people's lives. My passion for learning and collaboration drives me to engage with diverse and talented teams, always aiming to contribute meaningfully to the vision and mission of any organization I join.

Let's build something amazing together! 🌟

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  1. blind-75-leetcode-list blind-75-leetcode-list Public

    This github repo serves to educate any wonderer who comes upon this page of essential leetcode questions any programmer ought to know.

    Python 1

  2. local_language_model local_language_model Public

    This project is meant to generate a Local Language Model based on textual input.

    Python 1

  3. Android_to_wearOS_bluetooth_communication Android_to_wearOS_bluetooth_communication Public

    This example serves to show how to connect and effectively perpetuate a tight bluetooth link between an Android device and a wearable WearOS device

    Kotlin

  4. STEVE STEVE Public

    This project was done in association with the Solar-Terrestrial Research Department(CSTR) in the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and was purposely crafted to find the phenomenon STEVE.

    Python 2

  5. sparse_matrix sparse_matrix Public

    This project aims utilize a sparse matrix as form of matrix or image value compression by basically implementing a special kind of data structure where it omits one continuously recurring value ult…

    C 1

  6. tree-image-compression tree-image-compression Public

    This project aims utilize a graph(a tree) as a form of image value compression by implementing a special kind of data structure where it basically groups repeating variables into a node and ungroup…

    C 1