A record of where I've been, what I've built, and the communities I've contributed to.
ALX Africa
Actively deepening cybersecurity expertise through ALX Africa's rigorous programme — learning to design and build applications that are secure from the ground up. Focus areas include threat modelling, secure coding practices, OWASP principles, and network defence strategies that complement existing development skills.
Evoludata · Freelance / Remote
Contributing to large-scale open‑source projects under the Evoludata organisation, while also building custom web and desktop solutions for individual clients under his personal brand. Responsibilities include feature development, bug fixing, code review participation, and navigating distributed collaborative workflows across international teams.
Université de l'Assomption au Congo
Served as an IT lecturer for six years, teaching university students computing fundamentals, networking principles, and practical software skills. Simultaneously managed the institution's computer lab — overseeing hardware procurement and maintenance, network infrastructure setup and troubleshooting, software deployment, and providing technical support to hundreds of students and staff throughout the academic year.
Contributing to one of the world's most feature-rich open‑source CMS and collaboration platforms, trusted by organisations worldwide. Work includes bug fixes, new feature development, and code quality improvements within a large, active international community.
tiki.orgContributing to Cypht, a lightweight, modular, and privacy-focused open‑source webmail client. Work covers module development, security improvements, and interface enhancements that prioritise user privacy and application performance.
cypht.orgContributing to Tiki Manager, a powerful CLI tool for managing multiple Tiki installations at scale. Work includes automation improvements, deployment reliability enhancements, and extending capabilities for managing complex multi-instance environments.
tiki.org/ManagerYears of university-level IT teaching
Major open‑source projects actively contributed to
University computer lab managed end-to-end
Drive to keep learning, building, and growing