arielle tsamo

My work in Afreetech was also to design and program software especially web application with Java Enterprise Edition; and sometimes i was a tester for software of other teams. The main software that I worked on was: PSRF( Security Program for Forest Resources). This application aim to manage and centralize wood traffic (since their extraction until their exportation or direct exploitation) in Cameroon and the suh-saharian regions. I'm proud to have contributed to the design of the software factory for Java web applications of Afreetech. This software factory is still use today.

As ICT Teacher assistant, she mostly teaches algorithmic and programming languages at the University of Yaounde1 since 2014. The main purpose of her work as a teacher of Algorithms course is to teach students to better structure and outline the steps towards the resolution of a problem, evaluating the boundary of their solution, choosing appropriate data structures and writing programs. he mostly teaches in level 1 & 2 and it is a very critical step for students as it decide if they want to remain in Computer Science or not. Therefore, she always volunteer her time to show to her students the tremendous opportunities the IT world offers by organizing regular events and symposiums that bridging the gap between them and IT experts and professional world. As one of the 06 women teaching assistants (over 20 teachers in the Computer Science Department), she is a role model to many students especially the female folk.

I have been a Technovation lead coach in Cameroon for two years. Most teams that exist in Cameroon (especially in Yaounde and Douala towns) have seen me coach their coaches. They use some online tutorials that I did to help francophone teams to master MIT APP INVENTOR platform in order to build mobile applications. I lead some teams to the semi-final global competition.

My work there was to design and program software especially web application with Java Enterprise Edition. The main software that i worked on was: Billing. This application aim to automatically compute bills of clients for VoIP's call centers of WorldVoice. In fact Worlvoice is a telecommunication enterprise (in Cameroon and Belgium) that resell IP gateways for calls to clients with different price scale fixing grills depending on some internal criteria.

I have worked as the event organizer at Women Tech Makers Yaounde and I am in charge of Google App Engine pole. For all our events, I hold sessions where students and developers learn how develop web and mobile applications with the PAAS (Platform As A Service) Google App Engine.

I have worked as an ICT4Dev Volunteer in a non profit called ProtegeQV. Since 2011 she is a member of the national committee that organizes Software Freedom Day (SFD) in Cameroon. The main objective of SFD is to vulgarize the use and the benefits of free software in our community. Each year we impact around 300 people from different ages, sex, professions. In 2015, I was in the delegation chosen for the #16DaysOfActivism to stop violence against women. We did sensitization meetings, broadcasted this campaign through some popular radio shows.

Lightening the weight of virtual machines in a IaaS architecture. Working on Master thesis dealing with autonomous deployment of legacy applications in a cloud (IaaS) environment. This work lead to a methodology of constructing virtual machines (in a Linux IaaS ) that lightweight their size in dividing it by 4 in average. This methodology was used in developing Tune-Ng a platform for autonomous deployment of legacy web applications in a Linux Iaas. Activities and Societies: University of Yaounde 1, INP / ENSEEIHT

Model-Driven Engineering for Disease Control My work aim to provide an environment that specialists (non IT, especially epidemiologists) can easily and quickly use to design a disease control platforms. These platforms include data collection and analysis; reports and feedbacks, following up patients, ressources management. The main challenge here is the design of an optimized Domain-Specific Modeling Language. I am a member of the UMMISCO team lab who developed EPICAM (www.epicam.pnlt.cm) during my PhD. EPICAM is the platform for tuberculosis surveillance in Cameroon. This include data collection, data analysis, feedback, reports. My principal responsibility in that project was to use my skills in Model-Driven Engineering to generate some modules of this the platform. EPICAM is actually deployed in 25 tuberculosis units in Cameroon and I am personally in charge of 6 of them. Today we already collect 5000 new TB cases through the platform. Activities and Societies: UMMISCO lab, University of Yaounde 1, MEDES, Ministry of Health, PNLT (National Program against Tuberculosis)