Brown Ejike

Brown Ejike is an Indian-trained Engineer with First-class honors in Computer Science and Engineering. He is also a certified Software developer from Innovian Technologies – India. He served as a Graduate Assistant at the Federal University of Technology – Minna, Niger State, where his responsibilities involved facilitating coding sessions for students (UG and PG), and technology development.

He is an Engineer with the Space and Research Development Agency, and a member of the OBDH (Onboard Data Handling) team, for planning space missions.

He was part of the team that designed and launched “Cirrus-2”—Nigeria’s 1st satellite bus prototype with a camera payload using a tethered balloon. The project was a success as data for further research into aerial survey from Low Earth Orbit was gathered, and will be useful in further design optimization and construction of better systems.

He co-founded Rivet Coding Initiative - A technological outfit geared towards simplifying coding methodologies, and catching kids young using STEM principles.

Brown is an upcycling enthusiast who delights in turning thrash into art pieces, an experimental farmer, and a futurist, whose research interests include applying education to root cause analysis in Artificial Intelligence development for machines, and Natural Language processing.

Brown is the co-founder of Child, Teen to Adult Academy.