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Mirenge Innocent

Experience

Professional Timeline

My experience connects enterprise software engineering, campus technology, technical mentoring, and hands-on operational knowledge.

Timeline

Journey at a glance

Six milestones that connect engineering practice, campus support, mentoring, operations context, and formal study.

  1. 1
    InternshipSummer 2026

    Software engineering internship

    The Home Depot

    Contributed to Supply Chain Technology work connected to fulfillment-center automation.

    • Built React and TypeScript visualization features for the RDC Digital Twin.
    • Improved SVG interaction behavior for live and historical operational views.
  2. 2
    EngineeringAugust 2021-present

    Student Software Engineer / IT Specialist II

    Georgia State University

    Support campus technology work while continuing computer science study and applied software projects.

    • Bridge software problem-solving with hands-on IT support and user needs.
    • Carry production-support habits into coursework, project work, and mentoring.
  3. 3
    Leadership2026

    Applied AI Tech Fellow

    CodePath

    Support applied AI learners through debugging, review, and technical guidance.

    • Help students reason through implementation issues and project tradeoffs.
    • Practice technical leadership through clear review feedback.
  4. 4
    OperationsEarlier operations experience

    Store operations foundation

    The Home Depot

    Worked close to store workflows, handoffs, and the practical constraints software must respect.

    • Built context around operational pressure, clarity, and service quality.
    • Learned how tooling choices affect associates and fulfillment work.
  5. 5
    EducationIn progress

    Master's degree in Computer Science

    Georgia State University

    Continuing graduate study to deepen technical judgment across advanced computing topics.

    • Emphasizes systems, AI, software engineering practice, and research translation.
    • Pairs graduate study with evidence-backed projects that demonstrate implementation depth.
  6. 6
    EducationCompleted before graduate study

    Bachelor's degree in Computer Science

    Georgia State University

    Built the academic base for software design, data structures, systems thinking, and full-stack work.

    • Graduated with a 3.76 GPA.
    • Earned President's List six times and Dean's List five times.

Experience Detail

Enterprise engineering and technical leadership

Focused detail for the professional experiences that most directly shape how I build.

The Home DepotSummer 2026

Supply Chain Technology and fulfillment automation

The internship connected store operations context with React, TypeScript, SVG, and testing work for supply-chain users. Public project details are sanitized to protect internal systems and operational data.

Focus

  • Supply Chain Technology
  • Fulfillment Center Automation
  • Digital twin visualization
  • Accessible operational interfaces

Responsibilities and contributions

  • Built interactive React and TypeScript visualization features for the RDC Digital Twin.
  • Represented generic workflow state and exception-path movement through responsive SVG interfaces.
  • Implemented live status indicators and historical replay behavior.
  • Added zoom, pan, and exception-path movement interactions.
  • Improved SVG rendering stability using native SVG components.
  • Added keyboard-accessible inspection and responsive timeline behavior.
  • Collaborated through code review, testing, and CI quality gates.
RDC Digital Twin project
Georgia State UniversityAug 2021-Present

Student Software Engineer / IT Specialist II

This role keeps me close to real users, production support habits, and campus technology needs while I continue computer science study.

Focus

  • User support
  • Systems troubleshooting
  • Campus technology
  • Software problem-solving

Responsibilities and contributions

  • Support technical issues with clear communication and practical follow-through.
  • Translate user-reported problems into reproducible technical questions.
  • Balance service quality with software engineering coursework and project delivery.
  • Apply support experience to build interfaces and systems that are easier to operate.
CodePath2026

Applied AI Tech Fellow

The fellowship story centers on helping students build, debug, and explain applied AI work with clearer implementation reasoning.

Focus

  • Student support
  • Code review
  • Debugging
  • Technical leadership

Responsibilities and contributions

  • Supported learners as they worked through implementation issues and AI project constraints.
  • Reviewed code with attention to clarity, correctness, and practical next steps.
  • Helped debug application behavior by narrowing issues into reproducible technical questions.
  • Practiced leadership through concise feedback and steady technical communication.

Education

Education

Computer science study and academic recognition.

Graduate studyIn progress

M.S. in Computer Science

Georgia State University

Advanced software engineeringAI systemsDistributed systemsResearch methodsBig Data Programming
  • GPA: 3.98
  • Continuing graduate study while building implementation-focused software systems.
Undergraduate degreeCompleted before graduate study

B.S. in Computer Science

Georgia State University

Data structuresDatabasesWeb developmentSystems fundamentalsSoftware EngineeringMobile App Development
  • GPA: 3.76
  • President's List: six times
  • Dean's List: five times

Selected Achievements

Selected Achievements

Merged open-source work, internship experience, mentoring, and academic recognition.

Merged Trino open-source contribution

Contributed the merged `title_case` SQL function to Trino.

Home Depot software engineering internship

Built React, TypeScript, and SVG visualization work for supply-chain technology.

CodePath Applied AI Tech Fellow

Supported applied AI learners through debugging, review, and technical guidance.

President's List and Dean's List recognition

Earned President's List six times and Dean's List five times during undergraduate study.