Seko Kibona

Seko Kibona

Senior Software and Data Engineer
I'm a software and data engineer specializing in front-end and back-end development for complex, scalable web and data visualization apps. I enjoy collaborating with people from different backgrounds to build special web products. Want to know more about what I have done? Check out my project portfolio and online resume.

What I do

I have more than 15 years of experience building software and data products for clients worldwide. Below is a quick overview of my main technical skill sets and the technologies I use. Want to find out more about my experience? Check out my online resume and project portfolio.

Python & Django

I was curious about what Django could do, and I heard great reviews about its capabilities, so I took online courses to learn more. This is my current go-to tech stack for building web apps.

Angular, React & Vue

I have hands-on experience and working knowledge of front-end frameworks. I started with Angular, moved to Vue when developing with Laravel,and am now working with React.

AWS

I host and run my web applications on AWS. I also use EC2, Elastic Beanstalk, Kubernetes, AppSync, RedShift, RDS and S3.

Figma & Adobe Creative Suite

Before I start developing a web app, I like to quickly design the output of what it could look like using Figma or Adobe Dreamweaver. This way, project stakeholders can see what to expect.

PHP & Laravel

My first website was built using PHP and MySQL databases. Laravel framework simplified development and enabled us to ship products quickly.

Tableau & Qlik

Hands-on experience and deep working knowledge of Tableau and Qlik, helping clients make quick and informed decisions using data analytics with near real-time data.

JavaScript, HTML & CSS

I use JavaScript, HTML, and CSS to build front-end interfaces in several web-based projects. HTML and CSS are my go-to tools for developing email newsletters or static pages.

.NET

I used .NET and C# for custom SharePoint development and integration with 3rd party tools to visualize data.

Testimonials



Top 6 Posts

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1. 10 top priorities for CIOs in 2025

My take: AI technology investments should strategically be aligned to deliver measurable commercial outcomes. To be innovative it helps if companies leverage the cloud to manage technical debt by providing the tools, platforms, and strategies to modernize outdated systems and streamline operations. Agility and innovation are no longer competitive advantages it today's technology landscape, they are necessities.

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2. 20 top business intelligence tools to know about in 2025

My take: Alibaba Cloud Quick BI workbooks feature is also built into the software. It lets users filter and aggregate data for analysis in a familiar spreadsheet environment rather than having to learn a query language. Amazon QuickSight is built on a serverless architecture, enabling high scalability with minimum effort for an IT department. GoodData has built its reputation as a BI vendor that specializes in embedded analytics for building dashboards and reports into other applications.

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3. 10 things software engineers should learn in 2025

My take: System design is a cornerstone for anyone aiming to excel in software engineering. With increasing demand for scalable, efficient systems, understanding how to design robust architectures is a must. Whether it's writing API documentation, tutorials, or white papers, technical writing enhances your profile while benefiting teams and end-users. If you also want to start your career in Cybersecurity in 2025 then you can develop skills in penetration testing, network security, and risk management to safeguard systems and data.