Dominic Ombati
Lead Supervisor | CPO USN
Master of Science Industrial Hygiene
University of Central Missouri
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Master of Science Industrial Hygiene
University of Central Missouri
Master of Science in Information Management (MSIM)
University of Washington
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Master of Science in Information Management (MSIM)
University of Washington
Bachelor of Science Computer Information Systems
DeVry University
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Bachelor of Science Computer Information Systems
DeVry University
Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
University of Nairobi
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Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)
University of Nairobi
MP Division Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO)
Current
USS Shiloh (CG 67) - USN
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MP Division Leading Chief Petty Officer (LCPO)
CurrentUSS Shiloh (CG 67) - USN
• Lead and mentor 28 sailors in engineering operations, safety compliance, and professional development • Oversee Marine Gas Turbine Systems programs, ensuring operational readiness and maintenance compliance • Manage engineering logs, records, and safety documentation • Supervise training programs (ESWS, ESO) to improve workforce readiness • Ensure adherence to operational, safety, and inspection standards
Location: Pearl Harbor, HI
Data Analyst
TNS East Africa
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Data Analyst
TNS East Africa
• Analyzed and interpreted data for market research • Generated reports to support business insights and decision-making
Location: Nairobi, Kenya
Digital Safety in the Metaverse - MSIM Capstone Project Sponsored by Microsoft
Microsoft | University of Washington
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Digital Safety in the Metaverse - MSIM Capstone Project Sponsored by Microsoft
Microsoft | University of Washington
Web 2.0, the current internet generation, embarked on a digital age, connecting people worldwide. The metaverse is the next level of the internet generation, bringing more possibilities for user engagement in a virtual space. With infinite possibilities, drawing boundaries in our research was essential to enable relatability with our audience and arrive at systematic conclusions. Since the metaverse is immersive and presents new opportunities that have not been fully explored, we developed three scenarios in which users will likely engage in virtual healthcare, online dating, and gambling. We'll examine the potential risks of the metaverse and risk mitigation strategies for general users, service providers, and the legislature because you, as the user, have limited control over the metaverse to reduce risks related to digital safety. <br> Role: Researcher and Writer
Technologies: Webflow