I hold a bachelor's and master's degree in plant biology from the University of Yaoundé 1 in Cameroon. I have diverse training in office secretarial work, data science, project monitoring and evaluation, among others. I started my professional career at the Foundation for Environment and Development in Cameroon (FEDEC), where I held positions such as data manager and analyst, project monitoring and evaluation manager, and project assistant. I managed projects like the education component of the Indigenous Vulnerable Populations Plan and the "Fablab" project in partnership with the Orange Foundation, while also handling communication responsibilities.
Later, I became a project consultant at the Center for Research and Support of Agropastoral Producers in Cameroon, where I searched for funding opportunities, aided in project drafting, and conducted monitoring and evaluation of research and agricultural projects. I received the Academic Excellence Award from the Zacharias Tanee Fomum Foundation in December 2023.
Throughout my career, I achieved notable accomplishments, including contributing to the planning and coordination of the Vulnerable Indigenous Peoples Plan (VIPP), establishing a database for VIPP children, and conducting assessments of FEDEC using the Practical Standards for Trust Funds tool. I also participated in the TechWomen Award to collect and analyze data on gender-based violence. Additionally, I contributed to the writing of a scientific article on the genetic variability, heritability, and correlation of morphological and yield traits in potato collections (Solanum tuberosum L.).