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Kelvin Oguno is an experienced IT Application Developer II currently working at the New Mexico State Land Office since January 2020, where contributions include developing the Land Info Management System and migrating legacy COBOL code to C# microservices and DB2 databases to MS SQL Server. Prior experience encompasses roles as a Software Developer at Steele Consulting, where Kelvin designed Android applications and migrated code from Java to Kotlin, as well as serving as an IT Specialist at Osiri Innovation Learning Center, focusing on Java and Kotlin software development and mentoring. Other roles include Electronic Engineering Technician at LI-COR Biosciences, Avionics Technician Assistant at Duncan Aviation, and Tech & Business Development positions at Graystone Technologies and Creo Consulting. Educational qualifications include a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from the University of New Mexico and an Associate of Applied Science in Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology from Southeast Community College.