Summary
Geraldo Braho is a computer science-trained educator and operations professional with roughly a decade of experience blending IT, school operations, and classroom instruction. Currently a master’s student in Educational Leadership and serving as AP Student Affairs at the School of Science and Technology, he has led STEM programs including Project Lead The Way and coordinated gifted-and-talented curricula. His background spans hands-on IT management and software/web development internships, plus research experience using image-analysis tools for biology—evidence of a practical, interdisciplinary approach to problem solving. He’s managed budgets, facilities, and teams in K–12 settings while also teaching technical subjects, which gives him a rare mix of technical empathy and administrative acumen. Based in Humble, Texas, he aims to apply computer science knowledge to improve educational outcomes and operational efficiency. An off-the-grid GitHub persona hints at a curiosity-driven maker who values practical impact over publicity.
10 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Software Engineering, Bachelor's degree Computer Software Engineering at North American University
Master of Education - MEd Educational Leadership and Administration General, Master of Education - MEd Educational Leadership and Administration General at North American University (NAU)
English, Albanian, Turkish, Spanish