TDA Visual Identity Challenge — Backend Foundation
A live national competition platform for Kenyan creatives, delivered as a team project with my contribution focused on the FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Docker backend foundation.
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Backend / QA Engineer · Go, Python & APIs
Nairobi, Kenya · Open to backend and API roles
I build backend systems that teams can review, test, deploy, and maintain—from REST APIs and authentication to database design, integrations, and scheduled workloads.
My strongest stack is Go, Python, TypeScript, PostgreSQL, and Docker. I also bring hands-on QA and API security experience, which means I think about failure cases before software reaches users.
B.Sc. Computer Science
Open University of Kenya
Certificate in Software Engineering
Moringa Academy
B.Sc. Public Administration & Leadership
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology
One engineer who can connect business workflows, backend implementation, and production confidence.
APIs, authentication, relational data models, integrations, and maintainable service boundaries in Go and Python.
Dockerized workloads, cloud deployments, environment configuration, and technical documentation that helps other developers contribute.
API testing, defect isolation, rate limiting, validation, and practical security checks with Postman, OWASP ZAP, and Burp Suite.
Four relevant projects chosen for the engineering decisions they demonstrate—including transparent individual and team contributions.
A live national competition platform for Kenyan creatives, delivered as a team project with my contribution focused on the FastAPI, PostgreSQL, and Docker backend foundation.
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A Go and PostgreSQL platform for patient and health-program workflows—with JWT-protected endpoints, tests, API documentation, and Docker tooling.
View case studyA deployed review workflow for grants, jobs, or admissions, with typed Django Ninja contracts and a separate React/TypeScript interface.
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A Django platform that organizes university notes and past papers around schools, departments, courses, units, and authenticated contribution workflows.
View case studyEach case study links to source code and a live product where one is available. For a closer technical review, see the HIMS OpenAPI specification, HIMS route and repository tests, and my API testing and security lab.
My approach is consistent: understand the workflow, design clear boundaries, build for verification, and leave the system easier for the next developer to operate.