Lambert Yubin

Lambert Yubin has a strong background in software engineering and development. Lambert has worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Ultimate since November 2022. Prior to that, they served as a Software Engineer at Hotel Engine from August 2022. Lambert Yubin also has experience as a Senior Full Stack Engineer at BZLEA Consulting, where they led the restructuring of the development team and increased user signup by 40%. Before that, they worked as a Full Stack Web Developer at RL Concepts, where they automated data collection and implemented TDD and documentation best practices. Lambert Yubin also has experience as a Full Stack Engineer and Product Coordinator at MTN Cameroon, where they improved user retention, simplified API endpoints, and facilitated interactions between the business and development teams. Lambert began their career as a Back End Developer at Camtel - Cameroon Telecommunications Officiel, where they reduced data processing time and developed a mobile app to improve the adoption of mobile internet.

Lambert Yubin obtained a Master of Engineering degree in Telecommunications and Software Development from Ecole Nationale Supérieure Polytechnique de Yaoundé in the years 2008 to 2013. Lambert also received various certifications, including being an IBM Certified Data Science Professional from IBM in June 2019, PRINCE2 Agile® Foundation & Practitioner from AXELOS Global Best Practice in February 2019, and Project Management Professional (PMP)® from the Project Management Institute in December 2018. In terms of further education, Lambert attended Harvard Business School in 2019 and completed courses in CORe (Credential of Readiness), Entrepreneurship Essentials, and Management Essentials. Lambert also studied Design Thinking and Artificial Intelligence at MIT Sloan School of Management in 2019. Additionally, Lambert obtained a Full Stack Web Developer Certification from Edureka Alumni in 2016. Presently, they are pursuing Data Science and Big Data Analytics: Making Data-Driven Decisions at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.