At the Internet Society, I serve as the Director of Internet Development. In this role, I am engaged in several projects related to technical capacity building, building communities of practice, and Internet measurements.
I bring more than 17 years of experience in the tech space, starting at the KENET (the Kenya Education Network Trust), where I served as the network manager responsible for IP network design, training, network operations, and network services, including managing DNS Services, e-mail, and web hosting on open source platforms.
Outside of work, I serve as an instructor at various NOGs and NRENs in Africa. I hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Systems from USIU-Africa (Kenya), an online certificate on “Learning to Teach Online”, and a Master’s Degree in Information Security from the Lulea University of Technology (Sweden). I am also a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP by ISC2) and a Certified Information Privacy Manager (CIPM by IAPP).
I am based in Nairobi, Kenya.
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Latest posts
12 November 2021
Developing Talent for the Digital Revolution
More than 4,000 people have taken the NetOps course so far – and next year we're launching NetOps 2.0...
Growing the Internet
18 May 2021
MIRA Project to Provide Overview of Internet’s Resiliency in Africa
Internet resilience is the ability of a network to maintain an acceptable level of service at all times. The...
Measuring the Internet
25 November 2020
Measuring Internet Resilience in Africa
For many in the African region, Internet interruptions or service degradations occur frequently, which results in a disjointed Internet...
Infrastructure and Community Development
24 November 2020
Leading from the Front: How the Internet Society’s Training Efforts Are Helping to Upskill Africa’s Future Digital Champions
Tech skills are important for digital transformation in Africa. To realize this transformation, the Internet Society is supporting work-ready...
Mutually Agreed Norms for Routing Security (MANRS)
18 August 2020
Knowledge Sharing and Meaningful Conversation at InterCommunity 2020: Securing Global Routing
Recently, five routing security experts shared how they’ve been working to protect the Internet from the most common routing...
Open Standards Everywhere
17 July 2020
In Africa, An Open Internet Standards Course for Universities
Seventy university students from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Ethiopia, Kenya, and Ghana gained insights into open Internet...