Mercy Kipkurgat

I hold a background in finance and economics, delving into the intricacies of economic systems and financial structures. While still refining my coding skills, I've grasped fundamental concepts and continue to explore the intersection of technology and finance. With a year of experience as an online writing freelancer, I've honed my communication skills and ability to distill complex ideas into accessible content. Passionate about the dynamic interplay between finance, technology, and effective communication, I eagerly navigate the evolving landscape of these interconnected domains.

I've contributed to the public sector, serving at the Uasin Gishu County Government's Department of Finance and Economic Planning for six months. Transitioning into the freelance realm, I've engaged in online writing projects while simultaneously delving into coding, particularly focusing on projects involving the C programming language. This diverse professional journey has equipped me with a range of skills and insights, combining public service experience with the dynamic world of freelance work and coding endeavors.

I pursued my foundational education in finance and economics at Kabarak University, where I gained a comprehensive understanding of economic principles and financial structures. Complementing this background, I am currently advancing my skills through a software engineering course at ALX, expanding my knowledge to bridge the worlds of finance and technology. This dual educational trajectory equips me with a unique blend of expertise to navigate the intersection of finance and software engineering.