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Komu Wairagu.
Is a software developer currently shipping/breaking stuff at Microsoft.
Prior to that he was doing the same at Tyk.
And prior to that he was doing the same at Jumo.

He loves reggae music, message queues and pineapples in no particular order.

A few years back, The University of Nairobi made the honest mistake of awarding him a Bsc degree in Electrical & Electronic engineering.
But he still doesn't know how many electrical engineers it takes to change a light bulb.

He is also a Mandela Washington fellow; google is your friend here.

He sometimes blogs over here.

Some of the open source projects he has worked on are:

ong: an opinionated Go http toolkit
meli: a faster, smaller alternative to docker-compose
yuyuid: Go uuid library
sewer: LetsEncrypt client
kshaka: an implementation of the CASPaxos consensus protocol.
zakah: a client library for Safaricom's Mpesa API.
naz: an async SMPP client.

Some of the other places he can be found online are:
github
stackoverflow
my CV/resume
twitter
linkedin
email

The opinions expressed on this site (and elsewhere online) do not necessarily represent those of his employer, family or his dog.