Address: Crossgar, County Down, BT30 9DA Mobile: 07856549341 Email: callumoprey@gmail.com
Hello! I'm Callum O'Prey, a Computer Science graduate from Ulster University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. I studied from 2020 to 2024, achieving First-Class Honours and earning recognition with the Dean’s List Award and Ulster Edge Excel Award.
During my third year, I completed a year-long placement as a 2nd Line Support Analyst with the Northern Ireland Civil Service. I tackled hundreds of incidents and collaborated with colleagues via Microsoft Teams which helped me sharpen my problem-solving and technical communication skills.
My passion for computing began in high school, but it truly took shape during my time at South Eastern Regional College and later at Ulster. It was there that I discovered a deep love for programming, building applications from the ground up, and bringing ideas to life whether through game mechanics or full-stack development. Now I know programming languages such as Python, Java, C#, C++, PHP and JavaScript/Typescript as well as HTML/CSS. I don't really have a preferred programming language, to me they all feel the same, similarily I don't have a preference between backend or frontend which is why I enjoy making full stack applications and have used such a wide variety of programming languages.
Beyond code, I’m a creative at heart. I enjoy drawing, and I often explore both landscape and character design. I'm also a self-taught pianist, learning to play music that I enjoy or find meaningful. These artistic outlets keep my work dynamic and help me approach technical challenges with a creative edge.
I take pride in continuously developing my skills and developing a variety of applications.
If you’d like to know more about my education, experience, or personal projects, feel free to check out my CV, Projects or view my profile on LinkedIn. In my projects page I have listed some of my more meaningful projects there, when available I have included the link to the GitHub repo of each. The list includes both academic and personal projects