I have always considered myself a software developer by heart and a consultant by choice. My passion for software engineering started with a simple question: "How does it work?" I wanted to know how things worked, and I was fascinated by the process of creating software.

Riding off this curiosity, I went and studied software engineering and graduated summa cum laude from Middlesex University with a BSc in Information Technology.

Then started my career as a software developer at a small I.T consultancy firm in Uganda. This was a great learning experience for me, and it gave me a solid foundation in software engineering principles and practices. I also learned the importance of working with clients to understand their needs and deliver solutions that met their requirements.

After several years, I decided to move into consultancy because I wanted to use my skills and knowledge to help businesses solve their problems. I love the challenge of working on new and complex projects, and I get satisfaction from seeing the impact that my work has on people's lives.

One of the things I love most about software engineering is the ever-changing landscape. There are always new technologies and techniques to learn, and it keeps my career exciting. I have recently been expanding my knowledge on applied Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. I am also passionate about open source software and believe that it is a valuable tool for making technology more accessible to everyone.

What excites me the most is the unknown in this ever-changing industry and where it might lead me. The one constant is the passion that I have for creating quality well-thought software and being able to constantly challenge myself to deliver better services to my clients.