Hi, I'm Kevon Dawkins, a Computer Science graduate from CUNY Queens College with a strong interest in frontend development, embedded systems, full-stack web applications, accessibility, and hardware/software projects. I enjoy building practical technology solutions that solve real-world problems.
I hold an Associate in Applied Science in Electromechanical Engineering Technology from New York City College of Technology and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from CUNY Queens College. My background combines software development, embedded systems, and web development, giving me a unique perspective when building projects.
Recently, I have worked on projects such as Civic Spiegel / civIQ, Arduino Music Tones, IoT Temperature and Humidity Monitoring, and Smart Robot Car. I am continuing to grow as a developer by building projects, improving my technical skills, and preparing for software engineering opportunities.
An Arduino-based music generator that outputs multiple tones using embedded systems principles, C++ programming, and a speaker module.
Civic Spiegel / civIQ is a CUNY Tech Prep capstone project built by a team of four. The app is a NYC civic research assistant that helps users search civic topics, view policy briefing data, and understand neighborhood-based policy information through a responsive web interface.
An IoT-based temperature and humidity monitoring system that updates sensor readings every 5 seconds and displays environmental data in real time.
An Arduino-based smart robot car that uses infrared and ultrasonic sensors to detect obstacles, control movement, and reduce collisions during test runs.
CUNY Queens College
New York City College of Technology
Attended the National Society of Black Engineers Annual Convention from March 18–21, 2026 in Baltimore, Maryland to connect with recruiters, explore technology opportunities, and strengthen my professional networking skills.
Completed CUNY Tech Prep, a technical career development program focused on software engineering, project-based learning, technical interview preparation, and professional development.
Participated in CodePath coursework to strengthen my software development skills through hands-on projects, technical practice, and career-focused learning.
Earned a CUNY Tech Prep credential for completing a technical career development program focused on software engineering, project-based learning, technical interview preparation, and professional development.
Completed CodePath coursework focused on building interactive web applications using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, and API integration.
Completed intermediate web development coursework focused on building more advanced React projects, working with APIs, and developing interactive frontend applications.
Completed CodePath Android development coursework focused on mobile app development, user interface design, app navigation, and displaying API data.
Completed CodePath cybersecurity coursework focused on security concepts, threat awareness, and technical problem-solving in cybersecurity topics.
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