About
I believe software should feel like good architecture — balanced, purposeful, built to last.
Born and raised in Lagos, Nigeria, I grew up surrounded by vibrant energy, resourcefulness, and the art of making something from nothing. This shaped how I approach engineering — every solution should be elegant, efficient, and deeply human.
My journey into software development began with curiosity and evolved into craft. I've had the privilege of working with teams across continents, teaching over a hundred students the fundamentals of web development, and building production systems that serve real people solving real problems.
Today, I combine technical precision with a global perspective — bridging Nigerian warmth, Japanese minimalism, and modern engineering excellence.
Shibui — Quiet Refinement
Shibui is a Japanese aesthetic that values subtle beauty, understated elegance, and timeless simplicity. It's the opposite of flashy — it's confident enough to be quiet.
This is how I write code: every component serves a purpose, every interaction feels natural, every system is built to endure. Nothing extra. Everything intentional.
Skills & Tools
A refined toolkit built through years of practice, curiosity, and production experience.
Frontend
- React & Next.js
- TypeScript
- Tailwind CSS
- Framer Motion
- React Native
- Responsive Design
Backend
- Node.js & NestJS
- Python (Flask, FastAPI)
- PostgreSQL & MySQL
- RESTful APIs
- Docker
- Authentication & Security
AI & Modern Tools
- OpenAI & Langchain
- Prompt Engineering
- Vector Databases
- Git & Version Control
- CI/CD Pipelines
- AWS & Cloud Services
Design & UX
- UI/UX Principles
- Figma
- Typography
- Color Theory
- Accessibility (a11y)
- User-Centered Design
Writing
- Technical Documentation
- Technical Blog Posts
- API Documentation
- Code Comments
- READMEs
- Teaching & Mentoring
Learning
- Go (exploring)
- AI Engineering
- WebAssembly
- System Design
- Database Architecture
- Performance Optimization
Beyond Code
When I'm not building web applications, I'm writing technical articles to demystify complex concepts and make engineering more accessible. Teaching has always been part of my journey — I've mentored over a hundred students and contributed to open-source projects.
I believe in continuous learning, intentional design, and building technology that serves people rather than distracts them. I'm drawn to minimalism, good typography, quiet spaces, and work that has purpose.