About Me

I will defend my PhD thesis in Computer Science on November 21, 2025 at the University of Bergen (UiB). The thesis, title "Computing Optimal Lineal Topologies (DFS Trees): A Parameterized Complexity Perspective," was supervised by Nello Blaser.  I have a previous research experience in Machine Learning gained through my role as a research trainee and participation in a series of summer schools in computer science organized jointly by University of Cape Coast (UCC), Ghana, and Academic without Borders, Canada (AWBC).  My work involved studying the stability of the Echo State Network model by analyzing its dynamics using recurrence plots. Additionally, I benchmarked this model for non-temporal tasks, such as image segmentation, against traditional models like Support Vector Regression (SVR). Throughout my PhD at UiB, I have also gained valuable experience in deep learning and distributed GPU training using PyTorch.

Before joining the University of Bergen, I worked as a Lecturer and IT Solutions Developer at Wisconsin International University College , Ghana from 2012 to 2019. .  In that role, I taught and mentored students in various IT and computer science courses while leveraging technology and data to improve university operations and processes.