About Anna Dakum:
I am self-driven developer who worked as an IT support personnel for about a year and decided to take a huge and went into developing full-time. I am passionate about learning new skills and have completed a number of training courses, taking up frontend as a start then progressing into full-stack. I look forward to make full use of this larger work environment.
Experience
I have worked as an IT support personnel for a company (IHVN) for a year, and acquired some freelance job as a frontend developer before conforming into full-stack.
Education
I hold a B.sc in computer science from the University of Abuja in Nigeria.
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