Daniel Lepati
Backend Developer & Software Engineer
I'm Daniel Lepati, a backend developer and software engineer based in Kenya. I specialize in building robust, scalable, and secure applications, designing APIs, and optimizing systems for performance. My passion lies in solving complex problems and creating technology solutions that drive real impact.
Education & Certification
I hold a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from The Catholic University of Eastern Africa, where I focused on algorithms, system design, and cloud computing. My academic journey strengthened my foundation in programming, databases, and scalable backend architecture.
Certifications:
- Certified Backend Developer – Design Academy Nairobi
- Cloud & DevOps Specialist – Africa Tech Institute
- Database & API Design Certificate – Tech Innovators Hub
- AWS Certified Developer (2023)
Projects & Collaborations
Over the years, I've contributed to high-impact backend systems, APIs, and cloud solutions:
Kelhonic API Platform
Developed a scalable REST API platform powering internal tools and client applications with high performance and security standards.
AgriTech Cloud Services
Built backend microservices and database solutions for smart farming applications supporting real-time data analytics for Kenyan farmers.
Payment Systems Integration
Collaborated on backend architecture for Safaricom mobile payment integrations, ensuring secure and seamless transaction flows.
Health Data Platforms
Designed and implemented backend services for open-source health applications improving clinic record management across East Africa.
My work spans APIs, microservices, database optimization, and cloud-deployed backend systems — all focused on building reliable, maintainable, and impactful software.
My Vision
I believe software engineering is about building systems that empower people. I strive to create backend solutions that are efficient, secure, and scalable — supporting a digital ecosystem where technology solves real problems.
"Clean code, scalable systems, and reliable architecture — that's how you build the future."