Hi, my name is

Tino Kaseke.

I build things for the web.

I’m a software engineer specializing in building (and occasionally designing) exceptional digital experiences. Currently, I’m focused on building accessible, human-centered products.

01.About Me

I’m a full-stack engineer with expertise in data analytics and a strong foundation in networking.

Looking forward, I’m preparing to pursue a Master’s degree in Computer Science, which will allow me to deepen my expertise in areas like machine learning, cloud computing, and AI. My goal is to be well-rounded in the field of computer science and continue growing in software engineering, from backend architecture to cutting-edge data science.

Currently, I’m contributing at Aika Vineyard and deathiifat as a web developer and data analyst and JCCC as a Student Support Technician.

Let’s connect and create something amazing together!

02.Experience

Johnson County Community College

Student Support Technician

(Jul 2023 – Present)

Provided front-line IT support to students and faculty through a ticketing system, ensuring timely resolution of issues.
Troubleshot network connectivity, printer errors, and application installation problems on campus workstations.
Managed user accounts, password resets, and access provisioning in Active Directory.
Created and maintained knowledge-base articles and delivered technical training workshops.
Collaborated with the IT department on network upgrades, infrastructure maintenance, and security audits.

KCAS Bioanalytical

Biopharmaceutical Analyst

(Feb 2019 – Jul 2023)

Retrieved and inserted biopharmaceutical research data from a database using SQL and provided departmental database technical support.
Analyzed multi-phase clinical trial data to evaluate the efficacy and safety of a new bronchitis drug.
Created detailed charts and graphs to visualize drug behavior over time, aiding clinical decision-making.
Standardized data-collection formats and resolved inconsistencies in patient response data from diverse sources.
Built absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion models in NONMEM and R.

CEVA BioMune

Lab Technician

(May 2018 – Feb 2019)

Prepared and processed biological samples using standardized lab protocols and safety procedures.
Maintained, calibrated, and troubleshot laboratory instruments to ensure data accuracy.
Documented experimental procedures and results in detailed technical reports (technical writing).
Logged maintenance and repair requests via customer-service ticketing system and followed up on resolution.
Assisted senior scientists with assay development, data analysis, and protocol optimization.