Our Story
My path into data and automation didn't start in a standard corporate tech hub. It started in Liberia, where I learned early on that resourceful problem-solving isn't just a skill—it's a necessity.
For nearly a decade, I worked as a Senior Data Engineer, building massive data pipelines for Fortune 500 companies and healthcare organizations like UnitedHealthcare. I saw firsthand how enterprise automation saved millions of dollars and thousands of hours.
But I also noticed a massive gap. The small and medium-sized businesses that actually run our local communities were drowning in the exact same manual tasks I was automating away for the giants.
I founded Luwah Technologies to bridge that gap. By leveraging open-source tools like n8n and self-hosted infrastructure, I build enterprise-grade automation that actually makes sense for a small business budget.
What we believe
Automation
At its core, Luwah Technologies is an automation-first company. We specialize in workflow generators like n8n and Apple Shortcuts, with advanced capabilities in Python and Microsoft Azure.
Honesty
Transparent pricing aligned with market rates and the highest ethical standards. Direct communication throughout every engagement, with clear expectations upfront.
Quality
We deliver working products and thorough services with a testing period included. Committed and responsive throughout every project.
Education
Every product includes hands-on troubleshooting guides so clients can solve common issues independently.
Drive
Full commitment accompanies every project — from initial consultation through testing and final sign-off.
What we don't believe in
Busy ≠ productive
Workflow automation should delete steps, not add dashboards.
More data ≠ better insights
Better data beats more data. Define "truth," then automate measurement.
Automation ≠ risk
Business process automation can increase control through audit trails, approvals, and consistent execution.
Vendor lock-in ≠ stability
Your data, workflows, and automations should be platform-agnostic, with an exit path by design.