I earned the LFS250 badge by gaining a solid understanding of cloud native architecture, Kubernetes fundamentals, and modern CI/CD and GitOps practices.
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I earned the LFS158 badge by learning to set up and manage Kubernetes clusters, deploy applications, and work with container orchestration, networking, and volumes.
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I earned the LFS151 badge by gaining a solid foundation in cloud technologies, including containers, virtualization, DevOps, and CI/CD practices.
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I earned the LFS101 badge by learning to navigate Linux systems, manage files and networks, and apply basic scripting and security.
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I earned the LFD259: Kubernetes for Developers badge by demonstrating my ability to deploy, manage, and troubleshoot scalable applications in a multi-node Kubernetes cluster using core tools and Python.
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I earned this badge by successfully building and deploying machine learning models
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I was honored to receive a Certificate of Recognition from the Phoenix KE team for my masterclass on Building an AI‑Powered Management System. I made complex AI concepts feel like a breeze, guided participants through real‑world applications, and (apparently) left both humans and algorithms impressed.
Developed a tool that used Vambo AI's API to translate African news to languages that can be understood by native African communities.
Developed VollerAi, an AI tool using Instagram’s Graph API to analyze socio-economic data from Kenyan news sources. Built with Django and React during a Power Learn Project Africa hackathon, it tracks government spending and offers real-time insights.
At the 2024 Kilimani Prop-Tech Hackathon, I built a Django-React Native app for waste management. Users locate collection points, get disposal guidance, earn rewards, and engage via leaderboards and a social platform.
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