Caleb Mofford
Web Development Intern
Caleb is a curious, driven IT undergraduate who didn't get into technology for the career prospects, but rather because it's simply the subject that makes him lose track of time. He's motivated by more than just landing a job in the field; he wants to build real skill and, eventually, help shape approaches to technology.
Education
Caleb is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill. He previously earned an Associate Degree in Information Technology and Geography from the Barbados Community College, where he studied from 2020 to 2023.
Key Skills
-
Web Development – Drupal, JavaScript, HTML & CSS
-
Programming – Java, C++
-
Systems & Infrastructure – UNIX, virtualisation, networking
-
Identity & Access Management – Keycloak
-
SQL querying and database interaction
-
Hardware diagnostics and repair
-
MS Office Suite & Google Workspace
Professional Background
Caleb joined Pellucid IT as a volunteer intern on the Caribbean Drone Hub project, where he was later invited to take on a team lead role. His work has involved setting up local environments, directing research on platforms for the project, integrating several open-source platforms into one system, creating webpages, website administration, troubleshooting issues from the ground up, and documenting his process so the rest of the team can build on it. He's also picked up customer service and retail experience along the way, and has previously volunteered otherwise directly with UWI OSSD as a student ambassador.
Personal Interests
Caleb is 22 and happily married. His interests are all over the place by design, digital art and editing, skating, building computers, swimming, just to name a few, because he simply likes learning new things. Outside of work, he keeps that going through free online courses and seminars, and believes his age or where he's currently at shouldn't put a ceiling on what he can go after.
"Problems do not change, only the methods of solving them do. Dedicate yourself to a problem and you will go far."