I build software for the work behind healthcare.

Based in Casablanca, my work has taken me from connected-care platforms to systems that help pharmacies find products and place orders.

Away from that work, I write and run—two practices that give me room to reflect and keep learning.

Kabuswe at his desk with code open on his monitors
Casablanca, Morocco
Kabuswe running in a race in Casablanca
A run in Casablanca.

From connected careto pharmacy systems.

Kabuswe Mulenga at his desk, working with code on screen

2021—23

TSC Connected Care

Connected-care platform

At TSC Connected Care, I worked on a platform connecting device supervision with patients and pharmacies. My work included managing who could access different parts of the system, helping bring those relationships into one operational platform.

2023—now

Sophatel

B2B pharmacy systems

At Sophatel, my focus moved to the relationships between pharmacies, wholesalers, and laboratories. I build systems that help pharmacies find products, check availability, and place orders.

That work also includes group purchasing: bringing pharmacies’ orders together so they can reach discounts that would be harder to access individually.

Angular
TypeScript
React
React Native
Node.js
NestJS
PostgreSQL
GraphQL
Cypress

Away fromthe work.

Writing and running are part of how I make room to think, take stock, and begin again.

Kabuswe Mulenga's desk, set up for focused writing and planning

Writing helps me decide what comes next.

I write each day to look back at what worked, what didn’t, and what I need to change. Putting those thoughts into words helps me turn reflection into a plan.

The pages stay private, but what I learn shapes what I do next.

Running gives me a different pace.

On a long run, my attention narrows to the effort in front of me: finding a pace, holding it, and finishing. Returning to that effort helps me practise patience and look after my health.

My running on Strava
Kabuswe Mulenga running in a Casablanca competition