Systems
Understand interfaces, dependencies, and failure modes before adding complexity.
About Me
Engineer / Builder / Student
I'm Imani Gad, a Computer Science student at Kennesaw State University. My experience spans backend development, enterprise platforms, cybersecurity operations, and applied AI. I'm especially interested in systems that connect software, infrastructure, data, and real operational problems.

I tend to start at the system boundary: what data comes in, what needs to happen to it, what can fail, and what another service or user expects back. From there I work toward an implementation that is observable, testable, and straightforward to maintain.
Understand interfaces, dependencies, and failure modes before adding complexity.
Use latency, reliability, throughput, tests, and operational outcomes to evaluate the work.
Build the smallest working path first, validate it, then improve the architecture where evidence justifies it.
Education
B.S. Computer Science · Minor in Mathematics
Focus
When I'm not building software, I'm usually training, working on cars, following aviation, playing soccer, hiking, or taking photos.
IEEE Computer Society · SHPE · KSU AI Club · ColorStack
Started teaching Python
Started CS at KSU
First software engineering internship
Backend / platform engineering
Cybersecurity operations