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# Aboubacar Diakite

**Headline:** \-\-
**Profession:** Web Development Intern
**Location:** Brooklyn, New York, United States

## About

Aboubacar Diakite is a Web Development Intern at the CCNY Grove School of Engineering, where he continues development of the HIPENetwork\.net portal for students and organizers to list and interact with opportunities\. His work centers on web development, full\-stack development, web accessibility, and accessible interface design\. Aboubacar applies Web Content Accessibility Guidelines \(WCAG\) and W3C accessibility principles to help make digital content usable by visitors with disabilities\. He also develops a social media strategy intended to increase student engagement in High Impact Practice and Engagement \(HIPE\) activities and participates in a six\-week social media training program designed as a model for undergraduate engagement efforts\. Previously, Aboubacar contributed to Doorfront\.org, a crowdsourced accessibility\-data website, by creating an accessible tutorial that explains how users can document doors, stairs, doorknobs, and ramps through text, images, and video\. He has also built an individual e\-commerce platform in a web programming course\. His additional experience includes a fintech\-focused technical program at BNY, where he gained exposure to enterprise financial systems, data\-persistence architecture, secure system design, compliance, risk controls, and software development lifecycles in a regulated environment\. Aboubacar’s education includes studies in computer science and computational science at Borough of Manhattan Community College and City College of New York, along with an IBM Data Science Certificate earned through Coursera in 2023\.

## Services

- Cybersecurity
- Web Accessibility
- MongoDB
- Software Development
- Computer Literacy
- Full\-Stack Development
- Microservices
- Agile Methodologies
- Web Languages
- Low Latency
- CryptoAPI
- Real Time System Design
- Docker Products
- WAMP
- Planning
- Git
- Agile Development
- Financial Services
- Agile Software Development
- Computer Science
- Time Management
- Object Oriented Design
- Consultation
- Financial Systems Design
- FinTech
- Banking
- Teamwork
- GitHub
- Social Media Marketing
- Social Media

## Highlights

- Continues developing HIPENetwork\.net as a Web Development Intern at the CCNY Grove School of Engineering, supporting a portal where students and organizers can list and interact with opportunities\.
- Applies web accessibility guidelines to make HIPENetwork\.net content accessible to visitors regardless of disability status\.
- Develops a social media strategy to drive student engagement in High Impact Practice and Engagement activities\.
- Participates in a six\-week social media training program that validates a template social media training, design, and implementation strategy for undergraduate engagement\.
- Built and refined web interfaces and API\-driven features for applications serving users with disabilities as a Web Design Intern at City College of New York\.
- Applied WCAG accessibility standards to support usability and regulatory compliance for applications serving users with disabilities\.
- Collaborated with a cross\-functional development team using Git and Agile sprint methodology, including code reviews, sprint planning, and iterative feature delivery\.
- Contributed to Doorfront\.org, a crowdsourcing website for accessibility\-data collection, as a Software Developer at BMCC/CUNY\.
- Created a Doorfront\.org tutorial page that teaches users to collect accessibility data on doors, stairs, doorknobs, and ramps\.
- Designed the Doorfront\.org tutorial with text, images, and video instructions while considering visitors with disabilities\.
- Built an individual e\-commerce platform for selling products online in a BMCC/CUNY web programming class\.
- Completed a fintech\-focused technical program at BNY under the mentorship of BNY Mellon engineers\.
- Gained exposure at BNY to enterprise\-scale financial systems, data\-persistence architecture, and software development lifecycles in a regulated environment\.
- Worked through simulated banking workflows covering secure system design, compliance frameworks, and risk controls\.
- Earned an IBM Data Science Certificate through Coursera in 2023\.
- Studied Computer Science at Borough of Manhattan Community College in 2022\.
- Lists an Associate of Science in Computational Science from Borough of Manhattan Community College\.
- Lists a Bachelor of Science in Computational Science from the City College of New York Physics Department\.
- Lists a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from CCNY Grove School of Engineering\.

## Experience

- **Web Development Intern at CCNY Grove School of Engineering** (2023\-07\-01–present) — Interns continue to develop the existing website HIPENetwork\.net portal and creates a hub for students and organizers to list and interact with opportunities\. Keeping in mind to follow the web accessibility guidelines to make the content of the website accessible to all kind of visitors no matter their disability status\. And develop a Social Media \(SM\) strategy to drive student engagement\. Interns participate in a six\-week Social Media Training to validate a template Social Media training/design/implementation strategy designed as a model for undergraduates to drive the engagement in High Impact Practice and Engagement \(HIPE\) activity\.
- **Web Developer at BMCC/CUNY** (2023\-01\-01–2023\-05\-01) — Student individual project in a web programming class\. Consisting of building one own e\-commerce platform to sale products online\.
- **Software Developer at BMCC/CUNY** (2022\-08\-01–2022\-12\-01) — Software development project on crowdsourcing accessibility data collection website called "Doorfront\.org ” Individual task included creating a tutorial page to educate user on how to use the website to collect accessibility data which are doors, stairs, doorknobs and ramps\. The tutorial page consists of texts, images and videos instructions considering visitors that may have disability to use the website\.
- **Web Design Intern at City College of New York** (2023–2023) — Built and refined web interfaces and API\-driven features for applications serving users with disabilities, applying WCAG accessibility standards to ensure both usability and regulatory compliance\. Collaborated with a cross\-functional development team using Git version control and Agile sprint methodology, contributing to code reviews, sprint planning, and iterative feature delivery\.
- **Web Developer at Borough of Manhattan Community College** (2023–2023) — Student individual project in a web programming class\. Consisting of building one own e\-commerce platform to sale products online\.
- **Software Developer at Borough of Manhattan Community College** (2022–2022) — Software development project on crowdsourcing accessibility data collection website called "Doorfront\.org ” Individual task included creating a tutorial page to educate user on how to use the website to collect accessibility data which are doors, stairs, doorknobs and ramps\. The tutorial page consists of texts, images and videos instructions considering visitors that may have disability to use the website\.
- **Technician at BNY** (2022–2022) — Completed a fintech\-focused technical program under the mentorship of BNY Mellon engineers, gaining direct exposure to enterprise\-scale financial systems, data persistence architecture, and software development lifecycles in a regulated environment\. Worked through simulated banking workflows covering secure system design, compliance frameworks, and risk controls — building an understanding of how technology operates under financial industry standards\.

## Education

- IBM Data Science Certificate, Data science — Coursera (2023–2023)
- Computer Science — Borough of Manhattan Community College (2021–2022)
- Bachelor of Science, Computational Science — City College of New York Physics Department
- Associate of Science, Computational Science — Borough of Manhattan Community College
- Bachelor's degree, Computer Science — CCNY Grove School of Engineering

## FAQ

### What does Aboubacar do now?

Aboubacar is a Web Development Intern at the CCNY Grove School of Engineering\. He continues development of HIPENetwork\.net, a portal where students and organizers can list and interact with opportunities\.

### What are Aboubacar’s professional strengths?

Aboubacar’s strongest areas include web development, full\-stack development, web accessibility, accessible interface design, software development, and social media engagement strategy\. His listed technical and professional skills also include MongoDB, microservices, Docker products, WAMP, Git, GitHub, Agile methodologies, object\-oriented design, cybersecurity, financial systems design, and real\-time system design\.

### What is Aboubacar doing at CCNY Grove School of Engineering?

At the CCNY Grove School of Engineering, Aboubacar continues to develop the HIPENetwork\.net portal\. The portal is intended to provide a hub for students and organizers to list and interact with opportunities\.

### How does Aboubacar approach web accessibility?

Aboubacar follows web accessibility guidelines so HIPENetwork\.net content is accessible to visitors regardless of disability status\. His LinkedIn\-described work also includes building and refining web interfaces and API\-driven features for applications serving users with disabilities, applying WCAG standards for usability and regulatory compliance\.

### What social media work has Aboubacar done?

Aboubacar develops a social media strategy to drive student engagement\. He also participates in a six\-week social media training program that validates a template training, design, and implementation strategy intended as a model for undergraduates to increase engagement in High Impact Practice and Engagement activities\.

### What did Aboubacar do as a Web Design Intern at City College of New York?

As a Web Design Intern at City College of New York, Aboubacar built and refined web interfaces and API\-driven features for applications that serve users with disabilities\. He collaborated with a cross\-functional development team using Git and Agile sprint methodology, contributing to code reviews, sprint planning, and iterative feature delivery\.

### What did Aboubacar accomplish on Doorfront\.org?

At BMCC/CUNY, Aboubacar worked on Doorfront\.org, a crowdsourcing website for collecting accessibility data\. His individual assignment was to create a tutorial page that teaches users how to collect data on doors, stairs, doorknobs, and ramps\.

### How did Aboubacar make the Doorfront\.org tutorial accessible?

Aboubacar created the Doorfront\.org tutorial with text, image, and video instructions\. He considered the needs of visitors with disabilities when designing the page so they could use the website to collect accessibility data\.

### What web development project did Aboubacar complete at BMCC?

As a Web Developer at BMCC/CUNY, also listed as Borough of Manhattan Community College, Aboubacar completed an individual student project in a web programming class\. He built his own e\-commerce platform for selling products online\.

### What did Aboubacar do at BNY?

At BNY, Aboubacar completed a fintech\-focused technical program under the mentorship of BNY Mellon engineers\. He gained exposure to enterprise\-scale financial systems, data\-persistence architecture, and software development lifecycles in a regulated environment\.

### What financial technology experience does Aboubacar have?

During the BNY program, Aboubacar worked through simulated banking workflows involving secure system design, compliance frameworks, and risk controls\. The experience built his understanding of how technology operates under financial\-industry standards\.

### What data science credential does Aboubacar hold?

Aboubacar earned an IBM Data Science Certificate through Coursera in 2023\.

### What did Aboubacar study at Borough of Manhattan Community College?

Aboubacar studied Computer Science at Borough of Manhattan Community College in 2022\. His education also lists an Associate of Science in Computational Science from Borough of Manhattan Community College\.

### What education does Aboubacar have at City College of New York?

Aboubacar’s education lists a Bachelor of Science in Computational Science from the City College of New York Physics Department\. It also lists a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from CCNY Grove School of Engineering\.

### What technologies and development practices does Aboubacar list?

Aboubacar lists HTML, Bootstrap, MongoDB, Git, GitHub, Docker products, WAMP, web programming, web languages, and microservices among his skills\. He also lists object\-oriented design, low\-latency work, CryptoAPI, and real\-time system design\.

### What collaboration and delivery practices does Aboubacar use?

Aboubacar lists Agile methodologies, Agile development, Agile software development, planning, teamwork, time management, and consultation among his skills\. His City College internship included Git\-based collaboration, code reviews, sprint planning, and iterative feature delivery\.

### What content and social media skills does Aboubacar have?

Aboubacar lists social media marketing, social media, web design, post\-editing, video editing, reels, and social media platforms among his skills\. These capabilities align with his HIPE student\-engagement strategy work\.

## Links

- LinkedIn: https://www\.linkedin\.com/in/aboubacar\-diakite\-9ab619254

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