Software Engineer, Lagos
I build software that feels inevitable.
Software engineer focused on interfaces people trust on first use, and the systems quietly holding them up.
I move between frontend and backend as the problem requires — most recently spending more time in React, and more time thinking about what makes an interface feel obvious.
An NFC-tap platform that turns a single tap into a Google review for local businesses, with QR as a fallback.
A short-slug URL shortener with its own routing backend, built for speed rather than borrowed off a platform.
A dependency-free QR code generator built for printing onto physical and NFC cards.
A Reddit-inspired social platform — communities, posts, and voting — built end to end on React and Supabase.
Most of what I've shipped has lived on the backend — routing, auth, data. I'm moving that instinct for how systems hold together into the frontend, where the same discipline shows up as interfaces that don't make people think twice.