Anne is a Computer Engineer specializing in embedded systems, data science, data pipeline engineering, and database management systems.
Throughout her academic and professional journey, she has cultivated a strong interest in the intersection of data science, engineering,
and healthcare. This interest is rooted in her academic background in Electronics and Computer Engineering,
where she began exploring how technology can address critical challenges in healthcare. Her work has focused on designing autonomous medical devices for non-invasive and remote monitoring,
aimed at improving patient outcomes and increasing healthcare accessibility, particularly in low-resource settings.
The hallmark of her journey was developing a non-invasive monitoring kit for cardiovascular disease patients.
Additionally, she was part of a team that designed, fabricated, and launched the third iteration of the Nakuja N3 model rocket,
an experience that culminated in writing and presenting two research papers on computational and analytical methods for low-earth orbit rockets at the Sustainable Research Institute conference.
Looking ahead, she is eager to learn disease modeling and epidemiology concepts at CEMA.
By integrating these concepts into her expertise, she aims to create more informed models, innovative devices,
and data-driven dashboards to tackle pressing healthcare challenges.