James

I am James Kamau, a dynamic and highly motivated individual with a strong passion for steering organizations towards achieving their objectives in competitive markets. As a Kenyan national, I bring a sense of commitment, reliability, and innovation to my work. My career objectives revolve around leveraging my full potential for career advancement, showcasing my hardworking and detail-oriented nature, and nurturing a strong desire for continuous learning and growth.

In terms of personal attributes, I pride myself on being respectable, initiative-driven, positive-minded, eager to excel, creative, a team player, flexible, and a fast learner. These attributes underscore my dedication to collaborative efforts and my commitment to finding innovative solutions for improvement.

My educational journey has been marked by successful completion of a Bachelor of Science (BSc.) degree from the University of Eldoret in 2018. I also achieved a commendable mean grade of B plain in the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education at Oloolaiser High School in 2012 and a mean grade of B minus in the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education at Kibiko Primary School in 2007.

Currently engaged in an internship at Nairobi Hospital, I am actively involved in bank and account reconciliations, ensuring accurate financial records, and contributing to data integrity. My role also extends to processing invoices, verifying payment accuracy, and maintaining vendor records. This experience has allowed me to observe and learn about patient care within the hospital setting.

In addition to my internship, I have ventured into consultancy in Statistical Analysis and Mathematics. I conduct one-on-one or group online sessions to teach and explain mathematical and statistical concepts, guiding students in data collection, data cleaning, statistical software usage, and the interpretation of results. My proficiency in Python, MATLAB, data analysis, and research is evident in this consultancy role.

My previous experiences include working as a voter educator for the Independent Electoral and Boundary Commission (IEBC), engaging in door-to-door sales of detergents, and serving as an assistant teacher at Brookfield High School in Nairobi.

Beyond my professional endeavors, I have actively participated in extracurricular activities. I served as the Choir Director and Vice Editor for the University of Eldoret Christian Union Choir Ministry, showcasing leadership and organizational skills. Additionally, I was a founder member of the Bachelor of Science University of Eldoret Students Association (BSCUOESA) and engaged in various clubs and sports during my university and high school years.