In a male-dominated industry, Oluebube Princess Amadi stands out as a shining example of women’s leadership in tech. As Engineering Lead at Open Source Community Africa (OSCA), she has inspired a new generation of women to pursue careers in technology.
Oluebube’s impact on Africa’s tech ecosystem extends far beyond her technical expertise. She has become a role model for women across the continent, demonstrating that leadership and success in tech are within reach.
“Oluebube is a true inspiration to me and many other women in tech,” says Chiamaka Obitube, an Infrastructure Engineer. “Her leadership and dedication to open-source technologies have shown us that we too can make a difference in the industry.”
Under Oluebube’s guidance, OSCA has experienced remarkable growth, with a 300% increase in community membership and a 500% increase in social media following. Her commitment to knowledge sharing and collaboration has created a sense of community and belonging among African technologists.
As a woman in a leadership position, Oluebube is acutely aware of the impact she has on others. “As a passionate advocate for open-source technologies, I’ve had the privilege of working with Open Source Community Africa (OSCA) to drive innovation and growth across the continent. Our mission is simple yet ambitious: to develop opportunities for African software developers, designers, and writers to succeed.
Through my work as Engineering Lead at OSCA, I’ve witnessed firsthand the transformative power of open-source technologies. By providing access to cutting-edge tools and expertise, we’re empowering a new generation of African technologists to build solutions that address local and global challenges.
From developing digital skills to fostering entrepreneurship, our impact is multifaceted. We’ve seen a 300% increase in community membership, with over 5,000 developers, designers, and writers joining our platform. Our social media following has also grown exponentially, with a 500% increase in followers across our platforms.
But our work goes beyond numbers. We’re building a community that values collaboration, creativity, and knowledge sharing. We’re providing a platform for African technologists to showcase their talents, connect with peers, and access opportunities that might have otherwise been out of reach.
As I look to the future, I’m excited about the potential for open-source technologies to drive Africa’s tech revolution. With initiatives like OSCA, we’re not just building software – we’re building a better future for all Africans.”
Oluebube’s leadership has also helped to bridge the gender gap in tech, encouraging more women to participate in open-source projects and pursue careers in technology. Her legacy will undoubtedly inspire a new generation of women leaders in tech, paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse industry.
In a continent where women’s voices are often marginalized, Oluebube Princess Amadi’s leadership is a beacon of hope and inspiration. Her impact on Africa’s tech ecosystem will be felt for years to come, empowering women and girls to pursue their dreams and shape the digital future.