01/2025 - Present
Nairobi, Kenya
02/2024 - 04/2024
Remote, United States
01/2024 - 02/2024
Nairobi, Kenya
04/2022 - 11/2022
Remote, Kenya
A website that can enable the public to follow up on cases as well as add progress of the cases in order to ensure justice is served and cases don't go under.
Inspired by: The helplessness from the brutal killing of young 21-year-old Agnes by British army and justice looked so far (still is) and many big fish cases.
A customer loyalty platform that allows small businesses to reward their customers by gifting free airtime to their loved ones.
Inspired by: The role of human connection in marketing and sales.
A website that enables students to share their past instructors' insights helping students choose instructors based on their preferences and learning styles.
Inspired by: The genuine need for feedback that became a nuisance in school communication channels.
A predictive Machine Learning model that helps Kenyan fish farmers improve their livelihoods through optimized fish farming practices. This aligns with SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth.
Inspired by: The thirst to learn this machine learning magic and superpower.
Modified an open source popular snake game that can be added to sections of websites to enhance interactivity.
Inspired by: To add life into boring sites.
Hello! My name is Dorcas Mwihaki. I am a Software Developer with 3+ years of experience. I develop android apps, programs, websites, ML models and I've lately been exploring the intersection of entrepreneurship and technology.
Besides programming, I enjoy journaling and reading African fiction. I also swim, play chess and basketball occasionally.
I am open to any problem-solving opportunities.
Rewriting the Code's Talk Nerdy to Me – 5-minute lightning talk at Vimeo
Challenged the habit of everyday complaining and encouraged women in tech to reclaim their power through action. Shared how small steps—like improving how you speak, building a simple tool, or changing your posture—can be a form of confronting challenges. The talk aimed to shift mindset from helplessness to creative agency using both tech and personal presence.
Campus To Career by YYAS (Yale Young African Scholars) – Featured alumnus and mentor
Comprised of 110 brilliant African high school seniors from across 35 countries, where I shared on transitioning to university and winning in campus life. Shared practical strategies on navigating academics, building meaningful connections, and leveraging skills for career growth. A humbling and energizing chance to mentor the next generation of African leaders and give back.
Are you looking for a curious and innovative team player? Look no further. Looking for any kind of consultation? Want to ask questions? Have some advice for me? Want to say "Hi"? Feel free to Let me know. You can reach me via email.
ndungumwihaki017@gmail.com