Summary
Charles Olupot is a senior HIS analyst and software developer with 10 years of experience applying open-source health information systems to strengthen public health decision-making in Uganda. As the principal coordinator for DHIS2 integrations at HISP Uganda, he designs and leads end-to-end interoperability workstreams that bridge national systems, clinical records, and biometric patient tracking. His background building and customizing DHIS2, OpenMRS and fingerprint-enabled patient tracking at Makerere University School of Public Health reflects a pragmatic focus on auditable, production-ready solutions that improve data quality and program performance. Comfortable moving between software development, operations research and M&E, he combines technical depth with hands-on implementation and training experience across NGOs, academia and government. Colleagues rely on him for solving complex integration challenges and turning policy requirements into maintainable, open-source systems.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of science in computer science, Computer Science, Bachelor of science in computer science, Computer Science at Makerere University
English