Mbugua Kathy Njeri
Web Designer & Chief Technology Officer
I am currently pursuing a Diploma in Information Technology at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA), where I'm developing strong technical skills in areas such as web design, programming, and problem-solving. My academic journey has equipped me with a solid foundation in building user-friendly digital experiences and understanding how technology can solve real-world problems.
Professional Experience
Kelhonic Technology Company
Web Designer & Chief Technology Officer
At Kelhonic (getkelhonic.com), we specialize in professional web development and design solutions. In my role as a web designer, I contribute to the creation of intuitive and visually compelling websites that help businesses establish a strong and modern online presence.
As CTO, I lead the tech direction of the company, managing teams, communicating with clients, and ensuring projects align with both technical standards and business goals.
Skills & Education
Technical Skills:
- Web Design & Development
- User Experience Design
- Technical Leadership
Education:
Diploma in Information Technology
Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA)
Current Student
My Career Journey
Balancing both academic and professional responsibilities has accelerated my growth. It allows me to put theory into practice, understand real-world project workflows, and refine my design and development skills daily. It has also taught me the value of discipline, time management, and continuous learning - all of which are essential traits in the tech industry.
Serving as Chief Technology Officer has significantly shaped my leadership capabilities and decision-making skills. Leading the tech direction of a growing company has taught me how to manage teams, communicate effectively with clients, and ensure that every project aligns with both technical standards and business goals.
My Vision
Looking ahead, I aim to grow into a full-stack developer and tech entrepreneur who not only builds innovative digital solutions but also mentors and empowers others in tech - especially young women pursuing STEM careers in Kenya and beyond.
"Technology is most powerful when it's used to empower others and create opportunities."