Own the whole problem
You will touch the API and the firewall, the data model and the deployment. Nobody here hands work over a wall.
A small team in Nairobi, five competencies, and clients whose constraints are real. If you would rather own a problem end to end than pass it along, read on.


You will touch the API and the firewall, the data model and the deployment. Nobody here hands work over a wall.
We run what we build. The systems you deliver are the systems you improve next quarter, with real users on the other end.
Modest hardware, patchy bandwidth, regulators and auditors. Designing for the conditions that exist is the craft.
You talk to the client, the operations team and the founder. Decisions are made in the room, not in a ticket.
Thirty minutes about what you have built and what you want to build next. No trick questions.
A short, paid piece of real work — a scoped integration, a network design, a data pipeline — done on your own time.
Walk the team through your exercise. We are looking at how you think and how you explain, not at a perfect answer.
A written offer within a week of the conversation, with the role, the pay and the start date spelled out.
Build and integrate business systems, APIs and mobile back-ends on a modern DevOps pipeline, and support them in production.
Design, migrate and harden client networks — structured cabling, wireless, firewalls — with near-zero downtime.
Build pipelines and dashboards from the data clients already have, and support field data collection and analysis.
If none of the roles fit but the work does, send a CV and two paragraphs on a system you built and what you would do differently now.