Talemwa Violet

Cybersecurity-focused Computer Technology student with hands-on experience troubleshooting APIs, administering Windows/Linux systems, and debugging full-stack applications. Recipient of the Mastercard Foundation Scholarship and Dean's List honoree, combining strong analytical problem-solving with proven cross-functional collaboration on real-world software and networking projects. Seeking to apply technical troubleshooting and systems administration skills in an entry-level cybersecurity role.

Software Development Intern - Tech Solutions Ltd

(2026-01 - 2026-04)

• Diagnosed and resolved real-time bugs in React/Node.js applications, minimizing downtime and improving platform stability.
• Managed dual-boot (Windows/Kubuntu 24.04) environments and hardware configuration on development workstations.
• Authored technical documentation and troubleshooting logs to streamline internal issue resolution.

Lead Developer - StudyLink System Project

(2026-05 - 2026-08)

• Designed a mobile platform for peer-to-peer collaboration, directly addressing user needs through feature iteration and proactive problem-solving.
• Coordinated with peer developers to integrate API endpoints and ensure consistent application performance.

Developer - National ID Tracking Application

(2026-01 - 2026-02)

• Troubleshot XML-RPC API data communication between Flutter/BLoC frontend architecture and Odoo ERP backends, ensuring synchronization and data integrity.

Co-Founder - Youth Lift Give-Back Initiative

(2025-12)

Co-organized and funded the distribution of tents to unemployed youth under 30 in the local community, partnering with a colleague to identify recipients and coordinate logistics. Demonstrated initiative and resource management in designing and executing a grassroots community support project.

Community Service Volunteer - Ngara Health Centre - Nairobi

(2025-09 - 2025-12)

Completed a school-graded community service program, assisting with patient attendance, triage support, and facility cleaning. Supported general ward operations and available tasks as needed, gaining exposure to healthcare service delivery under real-world conditions.

Bachelor of Science - Applied Computer Technology - United States International University Africa (USIU) (2027-09)