Amara Osei
Software Engineer & Angel Investor · Self-Employed
Amara taught herself to code at 16 using free online resources and a borrowed laptop. She joined a fintech in Accra at 21, became a senior engineer at 24, and started angel investing at 26. She now mentors over 200 women through SheCode Ghana.
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Where Kenya's Tech Future Is Female.
The SheCode event in Kenya brought together hundreds of women in tech — developers, designers, product managers, and students — for a day of mentorship, networking, and frank conversation about what it actually takes to build a career in technology on the continent.
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