Mike Aono is a Lead of the Data Science Unit with over a decade of hands-on software engineering experience, currently driving data and platform work for the World Food Programme’s SCOPE project. He specializes in Python/Django, data engineering, interoperability across health and humanitarian systems (OpenMRS, ODK, DHIS2, OpenHIM), and Linux server operations, regularly building ETL pipelines, APIs, and data-quality tooling. Mike pairs humanitarian impact with technical depth—having supported biometric ID rollouts and country TDY operations—so his work directly enables field programs and decision-making. He contributes to open-source projects and community-driven initiatives (notably refactoring and Docker improvements on AgileVentures’ WebsiteOne) and volunteers as a mentor for global dev communities. Comfortable across backend, mobile interoperability, and CI/CD/DevOps, he brings both pragmatic delivery and a track record of designing integration solutions for complex, multi-system environments.
11 years of coding experience
11 years of employment as a software developer
Free Code Camp
Bachelor’s Degree COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, Bachelor’s Degree COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)
0 LEVEL KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION, 0 LEVEL KENYA CERTIFICATE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION at KANGA HIGH SCHOOL
Master’s Degree Msc Computer Science, Master’s Degree Msc Computer Science at Maseno University
Contributions:4 reviews, 100 commits, 99 PRs in 2 years 10 months
Contributions summary:Mike focused on refactoring the website's pricing and membership plan sections, updating various view files and navigation elements to reflect the changes. They implemented improvements to the development workflow by integrating Docker, including adding commands to prep the test database and installing PhantomJS. The user also worked on filtering and sorting projects in the events and volunteers pages, enhancing the user experience and data presentation within the application. Furthermore, they contributed to updating the issue tracker by adding and implementing multiple pivotal trackers, enhancing issue tracking capabilities.
Contributions:75 PRs, 67 pushes, 4 branches in 9 months
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