Email: [email protected]
GitHub: https://github.com/JudithMalachy
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judith-malachy-99615524a
B.Sc. Biochemistry
Veritas University
- Microsoft Office Tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
- Video Editing & Graphics Design
- Problem-Solving
- Creativity
- Time Management
Sales Executive
Fidelity Bank PLC
- Provided customer support and financial product recommendations.
- Met sales targets and maintained client relationships.
Data Clerk
Sefa Specialist Hospital
- Managed patient records and digital data entry.
- Ensured data accuracy and confidential handling of medical information.
Markdown CV Project
- Wrote and formatted CV using Markdown.
- Pushed to GitHub and published as a personal website.
- Successfully completed a Git & GitHub CV deployment project
- Overcame multiple technical challenges (authentication, branches, GitHub Pages)
- Learned how to publish a personal CV website using only Markdown and GitHub tools
- Demonstrated strong persistence and adaptability throughout the project
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GitHub: https://github.com/JudithMalachy
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CV Website: https://judithmalachy.github.io/my-cv
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LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judith-malachy-99615524a
This project pushed me through one of the most intense technical learning curves I’ve ever experienced. The task was to create a Markdown-based CV, publish it as a live webpage using GitHub Pages, and reflect on the process — but what seemed like a simple assignment turned into a deeply stressful journey.
- I initialized a Git repository, committed and tracked changes using the terminal
- Created and worked on a feature branch for the new CV section
- Merged it back into
masterusing a Pull Request - Configured GitHub Pages to serve my Markdown CV as a live website
- Edited files both from the terminal and directly on GitHub to fix or update content
- Dealt with authentication and GitHub Pages setup that didn’t behave as expected
The process was far from smooth:
- I had Git authentication issues that kept blocking my push commands and delayed my progress
- The GitHub Pages setup was confusing, especially figuring out which URL was actually hosting my site
- At one point, I had multiple branches and was unsure which one to publish or where my real CV lived
- The terminal sometimes froze or stopped accepting commands, forcing me to cancel and start over
- I spent long hours figuring things out that were supposed to take minutes
I was exhaused, frustrated, and even considered giving up multiple times. Despite following instructions, GitHub often didn’t respond the way I expected. I felt stuck, overwhelmed, and mentally drained — but I didn’t give up.
Through persistence and support, I managed to complete every part of the assignment. I now understand Git and GitHub better, not just technically, but also the patience and resilience required to work with real-world tools. This experience reminded me that learning isn’t always smooth, but the growth comes from pushing through the frustration.
This project wasn’t just about publishing a CV. It was about proving to myself that I can stick with something difficult and come out the other side with real, practical skills.