Software engineer working across backend systems, cloud platforms, and developer tools.

UNICEF DevInfo was a global development-indicators platform that let countries and organizations ingest, organize, compare, and publish data through tables, charts, dashboards, and exports. The challenge was that a value was only meaningful when paired with its geography, reporting period, source, unit, and demographic breakdown, while indicator structures and country-specific fields varied widely; the platform had to preserve that context while supporting flexible filtering, aggregation, and reliable comparisons across datasets.

Rackspace Cloud Control Panel was a unified web interface that let customers provision and manage cloud resources, including servers, load balancers, networks, DNS, storage, databases, and backups, as well as users, permissions, API keys, and resource limits.

Standard Bank Internet Banking was a customer-facing online banking platform that let customers securely sign in, recover credentials, view account and transaction details, make payments, and manage savings, investments, and profile settings.

RapidFTR was a UNICEF family-tracing and reunification system that let aid workers register children and family enquiries in the field, continue working offline, synchronize records when connectivity returned, search incomplete data for potential matches, and route reunification decisions through authenticated, role-based review with a complete audit history.