I build software. I solve real problems.
An intelligent home and industrial safety system that continuously monitors LPG gas concentration using IoT sensors. The moment a leak is detected, it simultaneously triggers a Flutter mobile push notification, sends a GSM-based SMS alert for coverage even without internet, and activates a local audio-visual alarm — ensuring rapid emergency response at every level.
I write code that ships, teaches, and solves real problems. I'm Justice Simon Zotoo, a developer, educator, and builder with hands across web, mobile, data, and embedded systems. Whether it's a full-stack enterprise platform or a live IoT monitoring solution, I build software designed to perform and last.
"I believe technology should be simple, purposeful, and built for people — not just to demonstrate skill, but to genuinely improve lives and organisations."
A focused stack of tools and technologies I use to build, analyse, and deliver results.
A curated selection of systems, platforms, and applications I've designed and developed.
Academic research project — a comprehensive management platform handling student records, class scheduling, grade management, and administrative workflows for educational institutions.
Secure electronic voting platform with voter authentication, real-time result tallying, and audit trail. Designed for student union and organisational elections.
Vehicle reservation and rental management platform with fleet tracking, customer management, booking calendar, and automated invoice generation.
Real-time messaging application using Python sockets with multi-client support, threading for concurrent connections, and a clean terminal-based interface.
Flagship research project — real-time LPG detection with Flutter mobile alerts, GSM SMS notifications for offline coverage, IoT sensors, and audio-visual alarms. Final year project.
Modern responsive ministry website with smooth animations, sermon resources, event listings, and a mobile-first design delivering an engaging online presence.
Hands-on professional experience gained in Ghana's premier national institutions.
Served as Teaching Assistant for the Department of Information Technology, supporting faculty in delivering core undergraduate courses and guiding students through practical lab sessions and assessments.
Completed a professional internship at the Social Security and National Insurance Trust (SSNIT) — Ghana's national pension management authority — working within the enterprise Database Department on live production systems.
Interned at Mobile Web Ghana, contributing to software development projects and gaining practical exposure to professional web and mobile development workflows.
Operating as an independent technology consultant and developer under the JayTech Solutions brand, delivering custom software solutions and web development services to clients across Ghana.
A strong academic foundation in Information Technology and Computing, earned at WIUC Ghana.
School of Computing and Technology — completed a comprehensive Bachelor's degree in Information Technology with focus areas in software engineering, database systems, data analytics, and mobile application development.
Completed secondary education with a focus on science and technology subjects, laying the foundation for further studies in Information Technology.
Leading teams, driving initiatives, and building community within the technology ecosystem.
Elected to lead the School of Computing and Technology Students' Association — representing over 500 computing students. Championed academic welfare, organised tech workshops, and facilitated faculty-student communication on policy decisions.
Provided informal mentoring and tutoring to fellow students in programming fundamentals, database concepts, and web development. Helped peers navigate project challenges and develop practical coding skills beyond the classroom.
Organised and coordinated technology-focused student events including coding competitions, departmental elections, and awareness campaigns. Managed logistics, teams, and communications for faculty-wide events.
Served as computing faculty representative on the wider Student Union council, advocating for student interests in institutional decisions and bridging communication between school leadership and the student body.
Active pianist and church musician. Musical training has sharpened focus, discipline, and creative problem-solving — qualities I consistently bring into technical project work and team collaboration.
Promoting technology adoption and digital literacy within local communities. Demonstrating how accessible software solutions can improve operations for churches, schools, and small organisations in Ghana.
Continuous learning through industry-recognised courses and professional development programmes.
Feedback from colleagues, mentors, and clients who've seen my work firsthand.
"Simon consistently demonstrates an impressive level of technical maturity for a student at his stage. His ability to translate academic concepts into functional, production-quality systems sets him apart from his peers. He is thorough, professional, and genuinely motivated."
"Working with Simon on the ministry website was outstanding. He took our requirements seriously, delivered exactly what we envisioned, and went beyond expectations with the design. The site has drawn significantly more engagement since launch. Highly recommended."
"As SCOTSA President, Simon brought a level of organisation and dedication that genuinely improved student life in our department. He listened, acted on feedback, and represented computing students with dignity and professionalism. It was an honour to work alongside him."
Whether it's a project, an opportunity, or just a conversation — my inbox is always open.
I'm currently available for internship positions, graduate roles, freelance projects, and collaborative opportunities in software development, data analytics, and IT. Feel free to reach out through any of the channels below.
I typically respond within 24 hours.