Michael Njoku

Relevant coursework: Computer Programming I & II, Computer Architecture & Organization, Digital Circuit Design, Data Management, Data Structures & Algorithms I

Clubs: Artificial Intelligence Club, Cyber Security Club

• Analyze startup pitches in real time, evaluating business models, value propositions, and investor criteria.
• Gain applied insight into how early-stage teams form, iterate, and scale toward funding.
• Build a working understanding of venture-capital evaluation standards and startup lifecycle stages.
• Sharpen critical thinking and business analysis through consistent exposure to live investor Q&A.

• Delivered consistent customer service, building strong communication and problem-solving skills.
• Managed opening and closing cash procedures and operated POS systems with accuracy under pressure.
• Learned new systems and store processes quickly, adapting to a fast-paced environment.
• Resolved customer issues alongside teammates during peak hours and seasonal rushes.

• Led a team of peers, coordinating task assignments and making sure daily goals were met.
• Collaborated on group projects and presented outcomes to a panel, incorporating structured feedback.
• Adapted coordination and communication strategies to a fully remote, virtual work environment.

• Cinder Field, the lead game, is a WebGL2 match drawn in the tab. Versus bots works offline. Kiln Rally is C++ and SDL2 compiled to WebAssembly and played in the same frame.
• Three publishing paths: a public GitHub repo played through jsDelivr or GitHub Pages, a zip or folder kept in the visitor’s IndexedDB and served by a service worker, and a JSON cart run by a built-in canvas engine.
• A catalog ranked by star rating, with filters for genre and runtime (HTML, WASM, or cart). Optional cloud accounts and online lobbies need a free Supabase project; this demo does not include those keys.
• GitHub Actions lints with oxlint, runs Vitest, builds the WebAssembly game with Emscripten, and builds the site on every push.

• Java and Orekit turn live CelesTrak orbit data into positions. A Cesium globe draws Starlink, GPS, and the ISS, and the default observer is New York.
• Clicking a satellite shows its name, altitude, and the next pass above 10° from New York. An ISS check against wheretheiss.at was about 0.2 km.
• The globe uses Orekit. A simpler array version is faster, but it skips drag, so it stays in the benchmark.

• Static Astro site with light and dark themes, a command menu, and a printable résumé.
• Projects are Markdown files, so adding one never means touching the page code.