Healthcare · Technology · Entrepreneurship
I spent years at the bedside before I ever wrote a line of code. Today, I bring that experience to the technology and companies I build.
Registered Nurse · Cloud Solutions Architect · Software Engineer · Founder, Nexora Technologies & Guinée HealthLink
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A quick overview of who I am and what I do.
Years of direct patient care as a Registered Nurse across emergency, inpatient, and outpatient settings.
Cloud infrastructure and software engineering, applied to secure, practical systems.
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing completed. Master of Science in Computer Science in progress.
Washington, DC, United States / Guinea
Healthcare has shaped every stage of my life. Years of direct patient care taught me to notice what a chart doesn't say and showed me how fragmented information affects clinicians and families. That experience led me from nursing into cloud computing and software engineering, where I began learning to build the connected systems I had needed at the bedside.
Started in healthcare, built a foundation in direct patient care.
Hands-on clinical support across hospital operations.
Clinical responsibility across emergency, inpatient, outpatient, and medical-surgical care.
Moved into cloud infrastructure to work on the problems bedside care kept running into.
Learned to design and build secure, practical platforms.
Combined both halves of the path into Nexora Technologies and Guinée HealthLink.
Pursuing a Master of Science in Computer Science while building both ventures. Expected graduation: December 2027.
Clinician first, builder second. Both show up in how I work.
Nexora Technologies is my parent technology company, focused on cloud infrastructure, software platforms, cybersecurity, and applied technology. Guinée HealthLink is its flagship initiative.
Visit Nexora TechnologiesGuinée HealthLink is Nexora's flagship healthcare initiative, shaped by my direct experience with gaps in access to care in Guinea.
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Whether that's a nurse at 3 a.m. or an engineer debugging at odd hours, good systems get out of people's way.
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The clearest requirements come from whoever is doing the work, not from whoever is describing it.
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Security, reliability, and long-term use get designed in from the start. They're expensive to add later.
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Nursing, cloud architecture, software engineering, and running two companies each required starting over at the bottom.
None of this works if the technology stops supporting the judgment of the person using it: clinician, engineer, or operator. That's the line I don't cross.
Academic education
Completed.
University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC)
In progress. Expected graduation: December 2027.
Professional credentials
Professional license
Registered Nurse (RN), active and maintained.
Industry certifications
I welcome conversations with healthcare leaders, technologists, founders, students, and public institutions about healthcare technology, cloud and software projects, cybersecurity, entrepreneurship, collaboration, and speaking.
Primary contact
sohnaoulare21@gmail.com