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Top 2011 KCSE Candidate Job Nalianya Thriving in the US

Top 2011 KCSE Candidate Job Nalianya Thriving in the US

Job Nalianya, the top student in the 2011 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exam, is doing well in the US. 

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Nalianya, who sat for his KCSE exam at St Peter's Seminary in western Kenya, spoke about his life during an interview with Citizen TV on Sunday.

Following his sterling performance in the Kenya national exam, Nalianya says he was accepted to Stanford University in California to study electrical engineering.

Despite topping nationally in the KCSE exam, Nalianya says he met other extremely smart students at Stanford.  “I was used to doing really well in school and then I come to the US and pretty much every smart person in the world are at Stanford. So you are competing with everyone who is really doing well,” Nalianya says in the interview.

Today, Nalianya works as an Integrated Circuits Designer at Texas Instruments, a technology company headquartered in Dallas. The company designs and manufactures semiconductors and various integrated circuits, which it sells to electronics manufacturers globally

“What we do is build chips that go into everyday use electronic devices such as laptops, ipads, and phones. I work as an IC designer so I design the circuits that go into the chip that are used in these electronic devices,” Nalianya says.

 

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  1. NjeeriiMay 24, 2021

    congs . come to Kenya kimathi University where they have started same production and teach them one thing or the other

  2. GGMay 25, 2021

    Great job! Proud of him!

  3. SenecaMay 25, 2021

    Don't you dare...Kenya will waste you

  4. Kora kaniniMay 25, 2021

    CONGRATULATIONS lil man.. I'm proud of you.
    But , how many patents do you own?
    I know that you did sign something to effect that everything you design belongs to Texas instruments..
    Make your money Son and hopefully you will make us all proud, before kesha gets you.
    GOODLUCK SON.

  5. Geoffrey wafulaApr 21, 2022

    It's good my uncle,am proud of you.

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