Lily R. Asongfac is an Electrical and Electronic Engineer and a space enthusiast with skills in designing and analysing space missions. She has been contributing to the promotion of STEM since her undergraduate days and is now specifically supporting young students to gain interest in the space sector. Lily aspires to become a Space Systems Engineer and want to use every knowledge gained to push the space sector in Africa forward through her contributions.

Lily is part of the Space Hero team, in charge of strategic partnerships and representing Space Hero in Africa. She interned at Nanosatellite Missions Design, is a member of the Space Generation Advisory Council, and is an Open Cosmos Academy Ambassador. She has an interest in space education for children and is presently working on her Aerospace Baby project.

She has a bachelor's degree in Applied Physics from the University of Buea and a masters degree in electrical engineering and industrial computing. She also has a few certifications like "Solar Energy and Electrical System Design" and "project management basics"

She's passionate about renewable energy and inspiring young girls to dare in STEM and achieve/be part of great things. She's an activist for young girls in science. She's founded a company called SolarCity in Limbe, Cameroon. She aims to provide alternative energy solutions to those at the bottom of the pyramid. She was nominated for the 2021 BDMA Awards, mentioned in the Project magazine to appreciate women in Africa, part of the women for Africa foundation.

Loni is an analytical thinker who is passionate about data and the role it plays in driving effective decision-making. She loves to be challenged, and her unique ability to consider multiple perspectives opens her up to possibilities that most people miss.

She is a great data storyteller who is able to leverage on her data manipulation and visualization skills to bring any data to life.

She is working on deepening her knowledge and understanding of data, and the analysis process with particular emphasis in machine learning and artificial intelligence models.

She is also also participated in the regional competition of women called Women Online's Safety Hackathon, where due to her great ideas and team work, her team came out second out of the competition.