Tech Titans: Behind the Machine!
"Tech Titans: Behind the Machine"! Each month, we feature an in-depth Interview with a standout tech professional, exploring their journey, challenges, and the innovative work that elevated them to where they are today.
Stay tuned for inspiring stories, valuable insights, and a closer look at the people shaping the future of technology.
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2024 Tech titans
Stories of Techies we covered in 2024...
July Tech Titan: Faith Rehema — The Modelling Geek
Faith Rehema’s interest in software engineering sparked at age 15 when she noticed unresolved problems around her. With a knack for problem-solving, she started developing small solutions, which led her to meet the right mentors. By 16, she had built her first prototype and joined Global Minimum, where she received valuable mentorship. Despite having minimal computer knowledge from high school, Faith’s curiosity and perseverance drove her to teach herself through extensive reading and hands-on projects.
August Tech Titan: Pauline Namwakira — A Journey from Aspiring
Neurosurgeon to AWS Technical Trainer Extraordinaire
Pauline Namwakira is a distinguished AWS technical trainer at getINNOtized, the well known Azubi Africa initiative. With a passion for cloud computing and a knack for teaching, Pauline also shares her knowledge through her YouTube channel and LinkedIn, where she chronicles her AWS journey. Currently, she is preparing for her AWS Certified Solutions Architect — Professional Certificate, further solidifying her expertise in the field.
September Tech Titan : Austin Oduma - The Unstoppable Journey
Austin Oduma , a multifaceted IT expert whose journey from a curious child to a cybersecurity analyst, web developer, and entrepreneur is nothing short of inspiring. Austin’s story is a testament to the power of passion, persistence, and a relentless pursuit of knowledge, making him our well-deserved September Tech Titan.
October Tech Titan : Dorothy Kerubo - The Tarmac to the Cloud
Growing up, Dorothy Kerubo always envisioned a future in accounting. She adored math, often finding comfort in numbers, and dreamt of becoming an accountant. However, alongside her love for numbers was a curiosity for gadgets and machines. Dorothy, often perceived as a tomboy, was more interested in taking apart devices than conforming to her mother’s expectations of a compassionate, traditional girl. Her natural inclination toward machines hinted at a future far from accounting, though she didn’t yet realize it.