♻️William Wanyama

William Wanyama has a diverse range of work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. ♻️William is currently working at kloeckner.i GmbH as a Tech Lead E-Commerce. In this role, they have introduced checklist systems and streamlined the onboarding process, significantly reducing the time it takes for new team members to get up to speed.

Prior to their current position, Wanyama worked as a Software Engineer Team Lead at kloeckner.i GmbH, where they introduced asynchronous remote team culture and implemented checklist systems. This resulted in a more efficient workflow and shorter onboarding time for new team members.

Before joining kloeckner.i GmbH, Wanyama worked as a Ruby On Rails Developer Lead at Tezza Business Solutions Ltd, where they established a collaborative work culture and implemented pair programming and peer review workflows.

Wanyama also has experience as a speaker at the Ruby Conference Kenya 2017, where they delivered a talk on leveraging open source software for career growth.

Additionally, they worked as a Contract Software Engineer at Trans Kenya, where they coached and managed agile processes to build an MVP prototype for the Kenyan Government's SGR train launch.

Wanyama also founded their own startup, UmpireRef, where they served as a Founder and Software Engineer. ♻️William led a team of developers in building an amateur sports management feasibility prototype.

Furthermore, they worked as a Software Engineer at Renstine Multimedia, leading the rewriting of a primary schools directory portal from Joomla! to Ruby on Rails.

Earlier in their career, Wanyama worked remotely as a Software Developer at GradConnection, where they built a generic university job search portal and implemented a templating model for customization by individual clients. ♻️William also served as a Junior Software Developer at GradConnection, where they devised and implemented a templating model, allowing multiple clients to customize the web app to their needs.

Wanyama gained international work experience as a Cultural Education Exchange Participant at AIESEC Macquarie, where they learned full-stack web development and contributed to shipping the main product within the target deadline.

♻️William also served as a Resident Assistant at CIEE and worked as a Software Developer Intern at J5 International, where they built a maths competition website for the University of Cape Town.

Overall, Wanyama has a strong background in software engineering, team leadership, and introducing efficient workflows and processes.

William Wanyama began their education at John Mackenzie High, where they completed the Cambridge General Certificate of Education Advanced Level program between 2004 and 2009. ♻️William then proceeded to the University of Cape Town, where they pursued a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from 2010 to 2014. In 2016, William Wanyama briefly attended Universidade Paulista, participating in a program focused on Strategy in Marketing for Emerging Countries.