I have an academic background in Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science. Over the past 12 years, I have taught a range of undergraduate and graduate courses at the university level. Currently, I serve as a Professor at the Berlin School of Business & Innovation (BSBI), where I teach Statistics, Numerical Methods, Mathematics, and other quantitative courses. In addition to teaching, I am actively engaged in multidisciplinary research, collaborating across diverse fields such as ecology, agriculture, economics, and artificial intelligence. My research has been published in Scopus and SCI-indexed journals. I also contribute to the academic community as an editor for Health Policy and Technology, and a reviewer for leading journals, including Heliyon, Journal of Applied Economics, Future Business, Health Economics, Journal of Infrastructure, Policy and Development, Journal of Technology and Science Education, Quantitative Methods in Applied Economics and VMOST Journal of Social Sciences and Humanities. Beyond academia, I am committed to mentoring young professionals. In my spare time, I support youth initiatives through the Ministry of Information, Communication, and Technology Innovation in Kenya under the Presidential program.