Rehannah Baptiste
Software Engineer residing in Trinidad and Tobago.
Making contributions towards
efficient solutions to real problems.
Constantly elevating personal and professional skills through continuous learning and improvement.
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Hi, I'm Rehannah. Nice to meet you.
I'm a recent graduate of the University of the West Indies with a BSc. in Computer Science (Special). I possess knowledge in various tech fields, with experience in software engineering, web development, project management, game programming and quality assurance.
As a rising developer, my dedication runs deep. I am enthusiastic to learn, quietly confident and continually striving towards building creative and effective solutions to fulfil client requirements.
Skills:
- Programming: C++, Java, Python
- Web & DB: HTML, CSS, JS, Flask, SQL
- QA & Technical: UiPath RPA, Git, VSCode, Android Studio, MS Office Suite
Projects I've worked on:
Feedback Module
Rule based AI module providing emotive and culturally aware spelling feedback. Built in collaboration with two other group members.
Built with: Python/Flask, Nostril and NLTK libraries
growDem
Team project pitch proposed by myself and five other members addressing the food security problem in Trinidad & Tobago using a technological solution.
Pitched in front of a live panel as a part of Huawei's Seeds for the Future (2022) Tech4Good (Purpose In Motion) programme.
Proposed Technologies: AI, IoT
CARD Conduct Tracker
Allows lecturers to rate and review the conduct of their students in order to merit deserving students in positions of leadership or recommendation. Built through collaboration with three other group members.
Built with: Python/Flask, HTML, CSS, JS, Materialize CSS, SQLAlchemy.
TravelSafeTT
A mobile app and companion site that improves travel safety by providing a scannable driver verification QR code and live location sharing. Built through collaboration with four other group members.
Built with: HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, Materialize CSS.
Memory vs Gender Analysis Game
Visualises statistics from input data to determine whether gender affects memory (recall) and allows users to play a memory game as a bonus feature.
Language used: C++
HealMe
A front-end focused website built through the collaborative efforts of myself and three other women as a part of TechNova: Prepare/Hack/Connect with Us . It displays medical information based on which minor injury the user is suffering from. Deployed to Heroku.
Built with: HTML, CSS, JS, Bootstrap.
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