Research Analyst · Technology & AI
Kuseh Simon Wewoliamo
A computer engineer, university lecturer and researcher in trustworthy AI, IoT security and cyber-physical systems, with more than ten years of combined research, industry and teaching experience across machine learning, network security, cloud systems and software development.
- MPhil and BSc in Computer Engineering, KNUST
- DevOps Engineer, Netis Ghana
- Adjunct Lecturer, SIIMT University College and UPSA
- Researcher in trustworthy AI and IoT security
Biography
Making connected systems trustworthy
Kuseh Simon Wewoliamo is a Ghanaian computer engineer, university lecturer and researcher based in Accra, with an MPhil in Computer Engineering from the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST).
His career began in the field. For nearly seven years he maintained microwave transmission and optical fibre networks on base-station sites serving MTN, Airtel and Vodafone (now Telecel), first with Huawei Technologies and then as a Senior Field Maintenance Engineer with Reime Ghana. That hands-on grounding in how real networks fail shaped his later research. Since October 2023 he has been a DevOps Engineer at Netis Ghana, leading cloud operations and infrastructure automation.
His MPhil thesis applied machine learning to trust computation in the Social Internet of Things. He teaches computer networking, systems administration, wireless communication, systems analysis and object-oriented programming at SIIMT University College and the University of Professional Studies, Accra, and designs the AI, cloud and Python labs for these courses.
He also writes technical articles on DEV Community and Medium on infrastructure automation, cloud security and AI-assisted DevOps.
Research
Current work
01
Adversarial deception in programmable networks
Security of programmable network data planes.
02
AI-driven grid security
Protecting power-grid state estimation with AI.
03
Agentic AI for 6G
Agentic AI architectures for next-generation 6G networks.
Selected publications: “A Survey of Trust Management Schemes for Social Internet of Things” (Inform, 2022); with H. Nunoo-Mensah, J. Yankey and F. A. Acheampong, “A Survey of Deep Learning Techniques for Maize Leaf Disease Detection” (JECEI, 2022).
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