Join Our Team: Senior BI Developer and Oracle BI Developer (Oracle Analytics Cloud)! AmaliTech is hiring for both roles, one leading service ownership and Fusion migration work, the other building datasets and SQL-driven data flows. . Deadline: 30 Sept 2026. Apply for Senior BI Developer: bit.ly/46paiRV Apply for Oracle BI Developer: bit.ly/3UQ993m #WorkwithAmaliTech

We recently hosted the AmaliTech Teens Code Bootcamp 2026 at our Takoradi office. Senior high school graduates. Three days. Artificial intelligence, web development, and embedded systems, not as abstract concepts but as tools they built with and presented on. Young people at the threshold of what comes next, choosing more time with technology. That is the signal worth building for. #WorkwithAmaliTech

It is here. Introducing Reach by AmaliTech. Built specifically for tertiary tech students in Ghana. Quizzes that test real knowledge. A leaderboard that makes learning feel like it matters. Career resources. A direct line to opportunities from AmaliTech. The gap between where you are and where the industry needs you to be just got smaller. Search "Reach by AmaliTech" on the App Store or Google Play to download. #ReachByAmaliTech

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Join us this Thursday at 7:00 PM for a LIVE, honest conversation on imposter syndrome. We're joined by Annegret Agyemang (Professional Skills Instructor) and Tracy Sarah Afram-Owusu (Senior Software Developer) to talk about what it really feels like, how it shows up differently depending on where you are in your career, and how to work through it. This one goes deep; come through with your questions. Set your reminder here: bit.ly/4hsogJ3 #WorkwithAmaliTech

Writing code is one thing. Writing code that a team can work with, review, and build on is another entirely. Whether you are a student or a practising engineer, version control and code review are skills every engineering team depends on. The next AmaliTech Coding Club Webinar is here: Git & Code Review, with Prince Abaidoo, Expert-Level Software Engineer. 📅Saturday, 26th September | 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM Register: acc-tracker.amalitech-dev.ne… What is one Git command or merge conflict that always trips you up? Drop it below. #WorkwithAmaliTech

East Africa’s GBS opportunity was at the centre of the conversation in Rwanda. Our Director of Service Delivery, Wale Ajomo, joined the discussion, sharing AmaliTech’s experience connecting African tech talent with global digital opportunities. With 500+ engineers across Rwanda and Ghana, we’re building locally rooted engineering capability while supporting international clients. The opportunity is not simply to find talent, but to build talent that is ready to deliver globally, and that's exactly what we are doing at AmaliTech. Exploring how African technology talent can support your global delivery needs? Let’s connect amalitech.com/services/work-… #WorkWithAmaliTech #Rwanda

The question every student entering the workforce is quietly asking is not just "what job can I get?" It is "what does it actually take to get there and stay there?" AmaliTech was at the IPMC Career Fair 2026 recently. Michael Tenu from our CSR team joined the panel and one message stood out: AI can help you get noticed. It cannot replace the depth of skill and professional judgment that keeps you relevant. Students who understand that distinction early have a real advantage. #WorkwithAmaliTech

Happy Founders Day!🇬🇭 Osagyefo Dr Kwame Nkrumah believed that Africa's freedom had to be built, not waited for. That conviction shaped a nation, inspired a continent, and set in motion a question every generation of Ghanaians inherits: what are you building with the freedom he fought for? At AmaliTech, that question sits close to the work. Every career launched, every skill developed, and every solution delivered from African soil is part of the answer. To every Ghanaian at home and across the world, today is for you. #WorkwithAmaliTech #FoundersDay

If you are a tertiary tech student in Ghana and you have been following along, this is the post you have been waiting for. It launches next week. Not a programme. Not a resource you bookmark and forget. Something built around how students actually learn, compete, and find their next opportunity in tech. Next week, what has been quietly changing things for some students becomes available to all of them. Including you. Stay close. #ReachByAmaliTech #ComingSoon

The most powerful thing a country can do with technology is stop being a consumer of it and start being a builder of it. AmaliTech partnered with AWS User Group Accra for AWS Community Day 2026, under the theme "Building the Backbone: Powering Ghana's Digital Ambitions Through Cloud Technology." Elvis Dagadu, our Senior Engineering Manager, joined the panel to speak to how that backbone gets built: structured training, real certifications, and the kind of deep technical understanding that AI tools can enhance but never replace. Ghana's digital ambitions are not aspirational. They are already being built. #WorkwithAmaliTech

Proof beats promise every time. Seven members of the first cohort of the AmaliTech Apprenticeship Programme (Rwanda) have joined the team full-time. They delivered, met the standard, and earned it. Six months. Real projects. Professional standards that do not bend. That is what ready looks like. To our seven new colleagues, welcome. You earned this. Applications for the Fourth Cohort are still open. Apply now at amalitech.com/training/rwand… #WorkwithAmaliTech

Something we have been building has been quietly in use among tertiary tech students in Ghana for a while now. No campaign. No announcement. Just a product doing what it was designed to do. Next week, we are making it available to everyone. If you are a tertiary tech student in Ghana, stay close. #ReachByAmaliTech #ComingSoon

"How long will it take?" Split it three ways before you answer: •The part you've done before, estimate it. •The part you haven't, timebox it. •The part that depends on someone else, say their name out loud. "Two days, unless the API surprises me" is a professional answer. #WorkwithAmaliTech #KnowledgeDrop

Happy Programmers Day! Most of the world uses technology. Programmers build the world everyone else uses. The app that just worked. The payment that went through. The system nobody noticed because it ran perfectly. Every one of those moments exists because a programmer cared enough to get it right. At AmaliTech, we are proud to be home to engineers and developers who build to exactly that standard, writing the code behind real solutions for global clients, from our hubs in Ghana and Rwanda. To every programmer out there, thank you for building the world the rest of us rely on. Keep building. #WorkwithAmaliTech #ProgrammersDay

This week, a new cohort of interns joined our Accra, Kumasi, and Takoradi offices through our Immersive and Voluntary Internship Programmes. They come with the knowledge. Over the next six weeks, they will build what is harder to teach: the confidence, adaptability, and professional instincts that only come from doing the work for real. To our new cohort, welcome. The best learning is ahead of you. #WorkwithAmaliTech

Quick question for tertiary tech students in Ghana and Rwanda: If an employer asked you today what makes you different from the other 50 applicants with the same degree, what would you say? Leave your answer in the comments. #ReachByAmaliTech #ComingSoon

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