Brian Leke

Head Of Technology For Thoughtworks Panafrica @ ThoughtWorks

About Brian Leke

Brian Leke serves as the Head of Technology for Thoughtworks Panafrica, where he focuses on embedding quality in software development and enabling digital transformation through cloud technologies.

Work at ThoughtWorks

Brian Leke has held the position of Head of Technology for Thoughtworks Panafrica since 2015. In this role, he focuses on embedding quality throughout the software development process. He has also served as a Lead Consultant at Thoughtworks since 2012, contributing to various projects and initiatives. His work involves leveraging technology to support digital transformation and the adoption of cloud technologies across different sectors.

Education and Expertise

Brian Leke studied at the University of the Witwatersrand from 2000 to 2008, earning a comprehensive education that laid the foundation for his career in technology. He has developed expertise in strategic advisory and technical lead roles, with experience spanning industries such as Banking, Media, Airlines, Telecoms, and Insurance. His academic background and professional experience contribute to his understanding of how technology can drive organizational success.

Background

Before joining Thoughtworks, Brian Leke worked as a Software Engineer at Buhler for seven months in 2011 and as a Senior Researcher and Head of the Biometrics Research Group at CSIR from 2008 to 2011. His career path reflects a commitment to advancing technology and its applications in various fields. He has a strong interest in how technology can facilitate digital transformation and modernization.

Achievements

Brian Leke is recognized as a conference speaker, sharing insights on topics such as Continuous Integration/Delivery, Microservices, API Management techniques, and Organizational Cultures. He is dedicated to fostering the growth of technologists in Africa and advocates for social change through technology. His contributions to the tech community highlight his commitment to knowledge sharing and professional development.

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