Hello, 안녕하세요! 👋
Coder by Day ☀️, Food Photographer by Night 🌃
I love to combine my knowledge and skills in design and development to create user experiences that enable people to get things done in an enjoyable way.
Apart from coding, you can find me learning Korean, participating in hackathons, taking food photos or volunteering in women in STEM initiatives.
Here's what I'm currently working on:
Teach young girls from various schools the process of creating a business - idea to development. Thus far, I have taught them coding and app development.
Mentor 2 female students who are WiCS ambassadors within their high school, plan and facilitate coding workshops for all the students in the program to expose them to Computer Science.
Lead and mentor a group of 6 girls, and plan and facilitate events for all the youths.
Deborah Mepaiyeda wants to make the industries of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) a more compelling option for women everywhere.
Twelve Engineering and Science students attended event promoting women in STEM
10th Annual Viola Desmond Awards Ceremony, a celebration of Black Canadian women in the Ryerson community.
"The ability to positively impact people's experience inspires me."
"I love to create and bring ideas to life through code."
"There are many amazing places in the world that I want to explore."
"Mobile apps make it easier for people to do things where they are."
"We are living in a world where we have the ability to make machines smarter."
"I love to see our world through the lenses of a camera."
A web app that utilizes a chatbot built with the IBM Watson API to help new immigrants settle in Canada
A mobile app that connects female high school students with professionals in the STEM industry
A prototype of InspireHer mobile app that connects female high school students with professionals in the STEM industry