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Rashan Smith
Software Engineer | UN WFP
Rashan Smith is a highly educated individual with a diverse background in computer science and international affairs.
Smith holds a Master of Science in Computer Science from Vanderbilt University, a B.A. in Computer Science and International Affairs from Skidmore College, and has studied International/Global Studies at Semester At Sea / ISE.
Additionally, Smith has completed an International Baccalaureate Diploma from UWC Costa Rica and a High School Diploma in Pre-Engineering from Anatol Rodgers High.
With a strong academic foundation, Rashan Smith has held various positions in reputable organizations, showcasing a robust professional experience.
Smith has worked as a Software Engineer in Forecasting and Early Warning at the World Food Programme, contributing to impactful projects.
Furthermore, Smith has been a Kubernetes SIG-Release Open Source Contributor at the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF), highlighting expertise in open-source technologies.
Smith has also served as a Software Engineering Mentor at Thinkful, sharing knowledge and guiding aspiring professionals in the field.
Moreover, Smith has been a Fellow at the Black Wealth Club, bringing together expertise in technology and financial empowerment.
With a background at Red Hat as a Senior Consultant in Cloud Native, Smith has demonstrated a deep understanding of cloud technologies and solutions.
Prior to that, Smith has worked in various roles such as Software Engineer at Atos, Associate Solutions Architect at Apprenda, Software Engineering Intern at Qualcomm, and Summer Immersion Teaching Assistant at Girls Who Code.
Smith's early professional experience includes being an IT & Production Assistant at Skidmore College, showcasing a strong work ethic from the beginning of their career.
Highlights
I'm excited to announce my new journey with The World Food Programme as a Software Developer! Looking forward to the opportunity to apply my Cloud Native Application Development skills within the context of Food Security and International Development.
I’m happy to share that I’ve joined the Kubernetes 1.28 Release Team as a Shadow!
In 2017, I had the opportunity to attend KubeCon + CloudNativeCon as a diversity scholar, which marked my first introduction to Kubernetes. Since then, I've developed expertise in Cloud Native Application Development, particularly on platforms like OpenShift. I'm looking forward to immersing myself in the vibrant Kubernetes Open Source community!
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