Eyad Alsahori

College: CUNY College of Staten Island

Education Level: Senior

Career Interest: Front-End Developer

My name is Eyad, I'm senior at the college of Staten island majoring in computer science, with a passion for game development, my career goal is to pursue a career related to frontend development, I'm looking forward to apply my knowledge and skills to the real world.

What was your role?

As a frontend developer, my main focus was around enhancing the user experience and visual appeal of both the landing page and the donation page.

What did you work on?

I also had the opportunity to work and gain skills as a project manager.

What was the impact of your project?

What did you learn or improve on from this internship or from your teammates?

Working with my teammates has been an great experience that has taught me valuable lessons both professionally and personally. Ive learned how effective and clear communication can be crucial factor towards completing ones tasks. Another thing I learned was the ability to collaboration and adapt with your team, which is important in achieving our collective goals.

What skills have you gained?

During my internship at Unadat, Ive had the opportunity to acquire a diverse range of new skills that have enhanced various aspects of web development, Ive gained experience in using frontend technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, enhancing the user experience. Ive also enhanced my problem-solving abilities and gained insight into collaboration and communication in a professional setting.

What was the biggest roadblock you've overcome?

One of the biggest roadblocks Ive recently come across, was having multiple exams within the duration of a single week, the way i overcame these challenges was by informing my team about it, while also trying complete my tasks in times outside my working schedules.

How has company culture guided your work?

As a new intern I believe the company did a great job at pushing us through the first steps towards working, which typically are the hardest. they were also always available to meet to provide us with valuable feedback weather it is related to technical or business aspect of work.

What was your experience at Unadat?

What was one big project you worked on during the internship? Can you walk me through the process?

What advice would you give to future interns?

Never wait to inform your team, project managers, or supervisors of any delays, roadblocks, etc., in your tasks the earlier you inform them the faster the issue could be resolved.