Summary
Anthony Twesigye is a Geospatial Frontend Specialist with nine years’ experience crafting GIS web applications, managing geodatabases, and delivering actionable spatial insights for humanitarian, utilities, and urban resilience projects. He blends front-end geospatial development (JavaScript, ArcGIS Online/Portal) with strong backend data workflows in Python, R and SQL, and practical expertise in data collection platforms like KOBO, Survey123 and ArcGIS Field Maps. At the UN and REACH he built tools and training programs that improved data quality and team capacity across multi-country missions, showing both technical ownership and people-focused mentorship. His background spans the full geospatial stack—from ArcSDE/MSSQL geodatabases and GEE analysis to dashboards in ArcGIS, RShiny and Tableau—enabling decision-making for climate-smart urban recovery and infrastructure operations. Notably, he pairs rigorous version control and reproducible workflows (git/GitHub) with on-the-ground data collection experience, a combination that speeds reliable delivery in high-stakes contexts. Based in Kampala, he brings a research-informed MSc in Geospatial Technologies and a track record of turning messy field data into polished, policy-ready visualizations.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Erasmus Mundus Master of Science (MSc), Geospatial Technologies, Erasmus Mundus Master of Science (MSc), Geospatial Technologies at University of Münster
Erasmus Mundus Master of Science (MSc), Geospatial Technologies, Erasmus Mundus Master of Science (MSc), Geospatial Technologies at Universitat Jaume I
Bachelor of Science , Surveying Technology/Surveying, GIS, Bachelor of Science , Surveying Technology/Surveying, GIS at Kyambogo University
English, French