Ajuong Marial

My name is Ajuong Marial, graduated with Bachelor's of Electrical Engineering from McMaster University. I currently work as a Software Engineer with ComputerTalk Technology, Toronto Canada. Besides my work, I also play basketball competitive and voluntarily provide an online tutoring for high school student in Math and Physics.

With a strong foundation in programming languages such as C#, Java, Python, and C++/C, I bring extensive technical skills and proficiency in web development frameworks like ASP.NET and Django. My expertise includes a deep understanding of data structures and algorithms, complemented by practical experience in database management systems, particularly MySQL. I have actively contributed as a Software Engineer at ComputerTalk Technology, where I design, develop, and maintain software applications utilizing C# and the .NET Framework.

In this role, I collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams, demonstrating excellent problem-solving and analytical skills. Additionally, I conduct thorough code reviews, provide constructive feedback to team members, and contribute to database management tasks. My comprehensive technical capabilities align with a familiarity with Agile methodologies, showcasing a holistic approach to software development.

I hold a Bachelor of Electrical Engineering from McMaster University, where I engaged in impactful projects showcasing my practical skills. One notable project involved collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team to develop a Smart Home Security System. This innovative system incorporated facial recognition for unlocking, utilizing components such as Raspberry Pi, a camera, and a solenoid lock.

I programmed a Python model to facilitate the training and testing of data, leading to a successfully tested prototype showcased at the McMaster Engineering Expo. Additionally, I demonstrated my proficiency in designing measurement tools during the creation of The Digital Inclination Angle Measurement System.

Using

EsduinoXtreme, MC9S12G Family, and ADXL337 accelerometer, I programmed the microcontroller in C to acquire and digitize data. The angle of inclination was then displayed using MATLAB, resulting in a project that received a perfect score in its final demonstration.