Nobel Manaye

Software Developer Intern LEAD Computer Science Teacher

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Welcome to my digital universe, where education meets innovation! As a teacher at Success Academy and a Computer Science graduate from Washington and Lee University, I seamlessly blend creativity with technical prowess. At FreeWill, I revolutionized user interfaces with React and HTML/CSS and streamlined system functionalities by integrating SQL with RESTful APIs and reconfiguring admin directories through Retool as a intern. My journey has even taken me to the stars, where I optimized LIGO algorithms, turning complex theories into practical applications. With a knack for mastering both front-end and back-end development, I'm ready to tackle any challenge and craft extraordinary digital experiences.

  • Fullname: Nobel Manaye
  • Birth Date: January 11, 2001
  • Job: LEAD Computer Science Teacher
  • Website: https://personalportfolio.tech/
  • Email: nobel.manaye@gmail.com

Skills

Front-End

  • 90%
    HTML5
  • 85%
    CSS3
  • 70%
    Javascript
  • 70%
    Typescript

    • Back-End

  • 95%
    Python
  • 75%
    Java
  • 65%
    C/C++
  • 75%
    SQL
  • 85%
    RESTful API
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Work Experience

Software Engineer Intern

May 2022 - Aug 2022

Enhanced the functionality and scalability of both the front-end and back-end systems, addressing a total of 15 remedial tickets to fix styling and backend issues.

Software Optimization Research Assistant

May 2021 - Aug 2022

Interdisciplinary Applications of Optimization

Transformed Mathematica algorithms into Python with object-oriented tensors to analyze data from the world's largest gravitational wave observatory. Achieved a 66-fold increase in gravitational wave analysis efficiency using parallel computing and AWS cloud techniques, significantly reducing research costs. Earned the H.Thomas Williams award for delivering an effective solution with multi-threading in physics.

earning the H. Thomas Williams Jr. Award from the Department of Physics.

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Lead Computer Science Teacher

July 2023 - July 2024

Instructed a select group of students (Grades 9-12) in a university-level programming course on Python. Collaborating with co-teachers on Slack, I developed analytical teaching methods that fostered creativity, flexibility, and committed, self-motivated problem-solving skills, achieving a 90% pass rate.

Education

Bachelor of Science

July 2014 - June 2015

Washington and Lee

Relevant Coursework: Data Structures and Algorithms (Python), Probability and Statistical Modeling (R), Object-Oriented Programming, Web Development Tools (JavaScript, Docker, Linux, Cloud Computing), Software Development (Java, Agile Methods, Testing, CI/CD), Machine Learning (Python, PyTorch, TensorFlow)

Portfolio

Check Out Some of My Works.

Scratch

Scratch

Open Source Contributions
LaptopsUnleashed

Laptops Unleashed

Laptop Seach Engine
Voice Chatbot

Voice Chatbot

Front end Generative AI
Highland Defense

Highland Defense

Game Development
Hackflight

Hackflight

Back-end Drone Control
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Where to find me

74 Manhattan Ave
New York, New York
11206

Email Me At

nobel.manaye@gmail.com

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Phone: (+1) 540 712 1065