Hello, I am Richard Djarbeng, what brings you to my page? I hope to give you an introduction of myself here and possibly answer questions regarding myself with the naive assumption that, that’s why you found this about page.
Generally I am curious about many things but I have summarized my experience, skills and a brief summary of my personal interests.
Computer Engineer | Machine Learning Enthusiast | IoT Developer
I specialize mostly in web development machine learning and Internet of Things (IoT) devices such as the Raspberry Pi and Arduino.
Professional Summary
- Specialized in web development, machine learning, and IoT devices (Raspberry Pi, Arduino)
- Experienced in developing progressive web applications and data-driven solutions
- Skilled in cloud technologies, particularly Google Cloud Platform
- Contributor to the complete machine learning package
Technical skills
- Languages: JavaScript (ES6+), Python, Java, C++
- Web Development: React.js, Node.js, Express.js, RESTful APIs, WebSockets
- Cloud & ML: Google Cloud (Vertex AI, BigQuery), CNN Architectures
- Tools & Practices: Git, Test-Driven Development
- Others: PWAs, Performance Optimization, IoT (Raspberry Pi), Satellite Image Processing
Education
- MSc Electrical and Computer Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University (2022-2024)
- BSc Computer Engineering, University of Ghana (2021)
Leadership
- Club President, Internet of Things (IoT) club, Carnegie Mellon University Africa
Connect With Me
Feel free to reach out for collaborations or just a chat about technology!
Personal note
If you are interested in some details outside the professional space. I like football, or soccer if you’re american. On bad seasons I am an undercover Manchester United fan, for now. Occasionally I try new things outside my regular field such as playing the piano, aerospace engineering, and video games.
I studied at Carnegie Mellon University in Africa (CMU-Africa), Kigali for my Master’s degree where I met many students from diverse countries in Africa; Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania, Nigeria, Uganda, etc. Surprisingly I met my first Ivorian in CMU-Africa, surprising because Cote d’Ivoire is Ghana’s western neighbour. Studying at CMU was a wonderful experience and my first international expedition outside Ghana’s shores. During that program I was in the United States briefly for a semester’s exchange program at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
Going further back in time I had my bachelor’s degree at the University of Ghana where I met a lot of interesting people and began my journey as an engineer. Big thank you to Prof. Heather Beem for teaching my Class Computer Aided Design where we first designed 3D models of mechanical systems.
Achimota School (Motown) in Ghana was my high school where I gained an interest in Physics as a science student; surprisingly Physics was my least favourite subject at the beginning of my high school journey. Big thank you to Mr Ashong of blessed memory who thought me to appreciate the beauty of Physics and encouraged me to embrace Physics. It was also here that I first learned about tech; programming languages, web development and computers in general, simply from discussions with my class mates in Science 7.
Well, that’s enough about me, hopefully one day I’ll make more thorough posts in my personal section about myself on this website.
Send a Message
Have a question or want to connect? Please add a way to contact you.