Oscar Okumu
Tel: +256 764 341 463
Email: okumuoscar1712@gmail.com
I am a software developer with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Gulu University. I build mobile apps, websites, and web applications with a strong focus on practical solutions that solve real problems for businesses and communities.
I previously worked at Kakebe Technologies in Lira as a Software Developer, Intern Supervisor, and Instructor, where I contributed to software delivery and mentorship of upcoming developers. I currently freelance and build personal projects.
Selected Projects
Daraza Gateway
Mobile-money payment gateway with developer-first APIs, strong security, and automated transaction workflows.
TEP Learning Platform
Complete online learning platform that supports course discovery, instructors, and digital education access.
PayLink
Create payment links in seconds, share across channels, and receive real-time payments with analytics.
Ultrasound Africa
Healthcare-focused platform for ultrasound CPD, education, outreach, research, and professional resources.
Eleazar African Foundation
Non-profit organization website that communicates mission, causes, impact, and pathways for support.
Es Shemen International School
Institutional school website presenting academics, values, parent-facing updates, and admissions content.
Current Projects (Flutter)
DeafAssist
A mobile inclusion platform that bridges communication between deaf individuals and interpreters through interpreter access and learning resources.
Zyra
A ride-hailing application connecting riders and drivers with reliable booking flows, real-time coordination, and safer urban mobility.
Fudgo
A food delivery application connecting customers, restaurants, and dispatch riders with smooth ordering and tracking workflows.
Experience
What I Bring
Software Development
Building mobile apps, websites, and backend systems with Flutter, Python, Golang, and JavaScript — from concept through deployment.
Attention to Detail
A focus on precision in code — every bug, edge case, and mismatch is identified, explained, and corrected through testing, code review, and careful documentation.