Welcome To
My Personal Portfolio

Welcome! My name is Oroghene Emudainohwo. I am currently studying Electrical Engineering in Drexel University with a minor in computer science. I have a greater passion for computer science, but electrical engineering is also an exciting field. I am a student of the Pennoni Honors College where I have explored fascinating thought-provoking topics such as fashion and history.

Projects

Landing Page


Using React, I made a landing page for a typical online business.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • React

E-Commerce


Using React for the front end and Stripe and Commercejs for the back end, I made an online shop. Commercejs send receipt emails to users who have completed orders and allows the store owner add and modify products. Stripe handles the payments securely.

  • JavaScript
  • React
  • Commercejs
  • Stripe

Covid 19 Statistics


This website shows the important numbers to describe the ongoing pandemic. It also has a chart and can be filtered by country. Unfortunately, the API does not provide numbers for recovered patients.

  • HTML
  • CSS
  • JavaScript
  • React.js
  • MaterialUI.
  • Chart-js

Image Classification


I used a pre-trained MobileNet architecture from TensorFlow.js to classify images which can be uploaded by the user locally from their device or via a url.

  • JavaScript
  • React.js
  • TensorFlow.js

Experience

I have previously worked at PECO (An Exelon Company) where I had a great experience and keep relationships with past coworkers till now. I love to learn new technology for web design and development and test my problem solving and algorithm skills. I look forward to my first experience in a professional setting and learning from some of the best in the technology and/or finance industries. I am interested in Summer 2022 internship positions to develop further in these industries.

  • Front-End

    Experiece with
    React.js

  • Back-End

    Experience with
    Node and APIs

  • Machine Learning

    Experience with
    TensorFlow

Practice makes improvement