About Me

My story, my skills, my journey — all in one place

The Girl Who Said Yes

Grace Nakiyemba is the Founder and CEO of GraceTech Solutions and a software engineering scholar at Groundbreaker Talents, with a background rooted in resilience, purpose, and belief in the power of technology to transform lives.

An alumna of Code Queen, Grace grew up in rural Uganda as the firstborn of seven children raised by a single mother — a beginning that could have defined her limits, but instead became the foundation of her drive.

Once intimidated by computers, Grace discovered her passion for technology in high school and refused to let financial barriers stop her. Today she is building expertise across software development and cybersecurity.

Beyond writing code, Grace is on a mission to dismantle barriers that keep girls from underserved backgrounds away from STEM.

Kampala, Uganda
Groundbreaker Talents
Founder & CEO
STEM Advocate
Grace Nakiyemba

2+

Years of Learning

My Skills

A blend of frontend development, design thinking and cybersecurity awareness — always learning, always growing.

HTML & CSS 85%
UI/UX Design 70%
Cybersecurity 65%
Python 55%
HTML & CSS Python Cybersecurity UI/UX Design Software Development Problem Solving
How I Got Here

My Journey

Early Life

Growing Up in Rural Uganda

Born the firstborn of seven children to a single mother in rural Uganda. Resilience and determination were learned early.

2019

Discovering Technology

Despite being intimidated by computers, Grace discovered her passion for technology in high school.

2025

Code Queen Alumna

Joined and completed Code Queen — building foundations in tech and connecting with a community of women in technology.

2025

SafeMove Project

Worked with her team on SafeMove by KaCyber — an application enabling users to safely access transport services.

2026

Groundbreaker Talents

Selected as a Software Engineering Scholar to deepen expertise in development and cybersecurity.

2026

Founded GraceTech Solutions

Launched GraceTech Solutions to build purposeful technology and create pathways for girls entering tech.