UCHENNA OKORONKWO

Employment History

University of Houston · Part-time

Jan 2025 - Present

Houston, Texas, United States · On-site

Served as the first point of contact for students, faculty, and visitors, providing exceptional customer service both in person and over the phone.
Supported circulation desk operations, including checking materials in and out, managing reservations, and handling overdue items.
Worked closely with library staff to uphold policies, ensure smooth daily operations, and improve overall service efficiency.

Amazon Fulfillment Center and Service Provider · Full-time

May 2023 - Aug 2023 · 4 mos

Forney, Texas, United States · On-site

Operated automated packaging machinery and scanning devices to track inventory
Packed and prepared 2,000+ orders weekly, contributing to timely deliveries throughout the season
Collaborated with other associates to ensure seamless order fulfilment and reduce order oversights

Aug 2023 - Expected: May 2027 | Houston, TX

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

Jun 2023 - Aug 2023 | Dallas, TX

Summer Transferable Courses

Aug 2021 - May 2023 | Athens, TX

Dual Enrollment, Transferable Courses

- University of Houston (NSBE)

Active member participating in volunteering events, workshops, and networking events, etc.

Built a personal resume website from scratch using HTML and CSS for structured content and styling.
Deployed and hosted the static website using Amazon S3 with bucket configuration for public access.
Configured Amazon Route 53 for domain registration and DNS setup, enabling access via uchennaokoronkwo.com and www.uchennaokoronkwo.com
Used Amazon Certificate Manager to validate the domain and obtain an SSL/TLS certificate.
Implemented Amazon CloudFront for HTTPS support and content distribution, enhancing performance and security for user experience.
Updated Amazon Route 53 DNS records to point the domain to the CloudFront distribution, ensuring global accessibility.

Worked in a team of 4 to build an LED electric circuit with switches, resistors, and a buzzer.
Developed a program to assess the functionality and capabilities of the circuit.
Participated in a timed, competition-style project emphasizing problem solving, planning, and teamwork.
Competition was hosted by NSBE and sponsored by Afrotech.