Francis Akpan

Francis Akpan has a diverse work experience in the field of software development. Francis currently works as a Software Engineer at SEAMFIX, where their responsibilities include designing and building advanced applications for the Android platform, conducting unit tests for code robustness, and enhancing application performance. Before joining SEAMFIX, Francis worked at Decagon as an Android Engineer. In this role, they collaborated with cross-functional teams to design and develop Android applications, addressed bugs and performance issues, and performed unit tests. Additionally, Francis gained valuable experience as a freelance Android Developer, working on various projects referred to him and acquired from platforms like Fiverr and Upwork. Francis showcased their skills and expanded their knowledge by working on real-life Android projects. Francis also briefly worked as a Technical Support Staff at the University of Jos in the CIS unit of the ICT Directorate.

Francis Akpan attended the University of Uyo from 2013 to 2019, where they obtained a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Computer Engineering. In addition to their formal education, Francis has obtained several certifications. In November 2020, they became Scrum Fundamentals Certified (SFC) from SCRUMstudy - Accreditation Body for Scrum and Agile. In May 2020, they received a Certificate of Merit from NYSC Tourism Free Club, Plateau State Tourism Corporation, Jos. Furthermore, Francis acquired an Associate Android Developer certification from Google Developers in April 2022 and completed the Android Multithreading Masterclass by Vasiliy Zukanov from Udemy: Online Courses in June 2022. Apart from these specific certifications, Francis has also taken courses in Android Development for beginners, Customer Service & Relationship Management (CSRM), Flutter and Dart - the complete guide, Human Resources Management (HRM), and Project Management Professional (PMP). However, the specific months and years of completion for these additional courses are not provided.