Mwavu Rogers is a PhD scholar with a diverse skill set and creative drive for software application development. I am proficient at designing and formulating test automation frameworks, writing code in various object-oriented programming languages, and feature development and implementation. I specialize in developing medical solutions that improve access to the quality of healthcare services for underserved populations.

I am also adept at collecting, analyzing, and interpreting large datasets and developing new forecasting models in a variety of public and private domains. My research interests involve building large medical databases integrated with data from multiple sources and developing algorithms that predict disease progression or monitor the treatment effect of specific clinical procedures to support clinical research in low-resource settings.