Robert Jenkins Sibbechai

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Job Title: CTO

Company: Mulwana

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Robert Jenkins Sibbechai is the group CTO at Mulwana.

Robert joined Mulwana from EzeeMoney, where he was general manager for IT and product development. Alongside that role, he also worked as a technical business analyst at Yoya Consultancy Uganda and as senior technical business analyst at Pearl Systems Zambia. Before that, he was delivery head, IT admin and quality assurance specialist at Adroit Solutions

Robert began his career in 2011 as a head intern in technical support at the Civil Aviation Authority Uganda before joining Everest Gauge Uganda, where he was an instructor in computer literacy, mathematics, physics and ICT support  

He holds a Bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science from Makerere University. He also holds a CCNA certification from the Cisco Networking Academy and a Microsoft Dynamics NAV certificate from Microsoft Eastern and Southern Africa.

Work
Jan 2024 – Present: group CTO, Mulwana
Feb 2019 – Jan 2024: general manager, IT/product development, EzeeMoney
Jul 2020 – Dec 2023: technical business analyst, Yoya Consultancy Uganda
Jun 2021 – Aug 2023: senior technical business analyst, Pearl Systems Zambia
May 2016 – Feb 2019: delivery head, IT admin & quality assurance specialist, Adroit Solutions
Sep 2013 – Jan 2019: instructor, Everest Gauge Uganda
Jun 2011 – Aug 2011: head intern, Civil Aviation Authority Uganda

Education
2009 – 2014: Bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science, Makerere University
2014: CCNA certification, Cisco Networking Academy
2018: Microsoft Dynamics NAV certificate, Microsoft Eastern and Southern Africa 

Mulwana
Mulwana Group of Companies is a diversified Ugandan conglomerate with interests spanning dairy, batteries and plastics manufacturing, including brands such as Jesa Farm Dairy, Uganda Batteries and Nice House of Plastics.

 

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