Sarajevo School of Science and Technology
Ilma Spahić is a software engineer and data engineer at Semla since April 2024. Concurrently, Ilma serves as a teaching assistant for cloud computing and object-oriented programming at the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology, facilitating lab sessions to enhance students' understanding of Java. Previous roles include software engineering internships at Atlantbh and Social Explorer, where Ilma contributed to the design of a full-stack SaaS web application. Additionally, Ilma has experience as an instructor at CoderDojo Summer School, teaching programming fundamentals in Python, and as a student demonstrator at Sarajevo School of Science and Technology, preparing students in calculus and programming. Ilma is pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at both the Sarajevo School of Science and Technology and the University of Buckingham.
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Sarajevo School of Science and Technology
SSST invites you to the forefront of The Fourth Industrial Revolution - creating jobs of the future through innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity! Join us and contribute in the creation of a sustainable and ecologically minded global development. Apply now to join the club of talented students from all corners of world. We are fully dedicated to the pursuit of one goal: offering the highest standard of education, through scientific and applied research, entrepreneurship and innovation. Whether it's the fact that they hold both SSST and Buckingham University diplomas, gain degrees comprising of two fields of study, speak at least two languages, or impress with internships and awards gained during their study – our students make such strong competitors that SSST claims the highest rate of employed graduates out of all BiH universities. Our students regularly and successfully compete for national and international awards, scholarships and conference spots. Over 90% of all SSST graduates are employed within the first six months of graduation, and in their own fields. We have seen and supported them in starting small companies from the classroom, publishing papers with professors, participating in research projects, and even entering the Cannes Film Festival's student film selection twice. It is with great excitement we welcome each new generation.