Since 2019, your career has been defined by a sophisticated approach to Web and Application Development, serving as a lead technical consultant for a diverse portfolio of organizations including Makwetu Advanced, Mildmay Kenya, Action Mental Health, and FHOK. Your work transcends standard web design; you specialize in building “Digital Ecosystems” that solve complex organizational problems. By developing custom platforms for entities like RWASH, Leonida CBO, and Africa Nasaha & Essences, you have enabled grassroots and international organizations alike to digitize their operations, transition to cloud-based management, and maintain a professional, high-uptime digital presence.
Your technical expertise is uniquely informed by your background in Information Systems and Health Informatics. For clients like Mildmay Kenya and FHOK, your development work wasn’t just about aesthetics—it was about creating secure, data-compliant portals that support sensitive health programs. You have a proven track record of implementing robust backend structures that handle participant data for TB and HIV programs while ensuring the frontend remains accessible for non-technical community users. This “User-Centric” development philosophy ensures that the softwares you build—whether for a youth radio station like BYFC or a mental health advocacy group—are tools for real-world impact, not just lines of code.
Operating as a Tech-Forward Program Expert, you have maintained a 100% success rate in managing the full software development lifecycle (SDLC) for your clients. From the initial requirements gathering and system architecture to deployment and long-term maintenance, you provide a comprehensive technical oversight that most developers lack. Your dual mastery of Social Media Maintenance and Web Management for these organizations ensures that their digital brand is cohesive and their outreach is automated. As you finalize your MSc in Health Informatics, your development work continues to push the boundaries of how technology can be leveraged to ensure that, in every project, the “digital rubber meets the road” for community development.