A Full-stack Engineer with a mathematician's training. I design and ship frontend, backend, AI and infrastructure.
My journey has not been perfect. I have made mistakes, faced challenges, and experienced moments when things did not go as planned. But each experience has taught me something valuable about my work, about growth, and about myself. I have learned to reflect, adapt, and keep moving forward. I am not perfect, and I am still learning. What matters to me is the progress I continue to make and the person and professional I am becoming along the way.
I grew up in a rural part of Nigeria, where the nearest computer was an idea rather than a machine. What I had was paper, a blackboard, and a stubborn interest in why things behave the way they do. Mathematics was never a school subject to me. It was the first tool I was handed for describing reality.
I took that interest as far as it would go. B.Sc. in Mathematics Education, then an M.Tech. in Industrial Mathematics and M.Sc. in Mathematics and Scientific Computing. Long before I learned a framework, I learned to sit with a problem until its structure showed itself. That is still the most useful engineering skill I own.
Code arrived as the answer to a question mathematics had already asked me: what if the model could run? The first time a program produced a result I had only ever computed by hand.
InterMath Erasmus Mundus took me to Europe. I finished an M.Sc. in Mathematical Modelling & Scientific Computing between L'Aquila, Italy and Hamburg, Germany at 110/110, and resumed back to writing software that over 5000 users depend on.
Since then I've built for teams in Italy, Spain, Nigeria the U.S. and remote-first startups. I work across the stack because the interesting problems never respect the boundary.
I also teach, partly because explaining something is how I prove to myself that I understand it. Mostly because somewhere there is a student in a rural classroom doing mathematics on paper, and the distance between there and here should be shorter than it was for me.
“I still build systems the way I was taught to solve equations: understand the domain, reduce it, then make it run.”
Each card is a product: what it is, a look at the interface, and the links to open it.
Independent product/2026
Logistics operations platform
One workspace for a trucking business: transport requests, fleet availability, drivers, dispatch, active deliveries and the records that follow them — instead of spreadsheets, calls and scattered chat messages.
private/2023
Learning management platform
An LMS built to carry someone from a first lesson to a certificate: course delivery, progress analytics, and structured pathways into a tech career.
Independent product/2025
Attendance management system for schools and universities, available on web and mobile
An attendance management system for schools and universities.
Building Intelligence Group SRL · Italy/2023 — 2024
Automation app for building intelligence, available on iOS and Android
A PWA published on both the App Store and Google Play, used across Europe by teams working on real buildings.
private/2026
Read the job, not just the CV
A tool that reads a CV against what an employer is actually asking for, so the rewrite is informed rather than guessed.
Algolog/2024
Dense data, made legible
A space booking application, re-structured the bsckend (Nestjs)and contributed to the dashboard (Nextjs) with complex data visualisation.
M.Sc. — L'Aquila & TU Hamburg/2021 — 2023
Turning physical systems into numerical ones
Two years of turning physical systems into numerical ones. This is the training that still shapes how I approach an unfamiliar domain.
I don’t hand a problem over at the API boundary. This is the range I can be trusted with unsupervised and the range I’d be asked about in a technical interview.
Interfaces that survive real users
APIs and data layers built to be read later
Applied, evaluated, and shipped
Shipping as an engineering discipline
Where the mathematics comes back
Tests as a design tool, not a chore
Crisis communication and management system.
AI tooling, an operations dashboard, and the backend performance work behind both.
BIG Studio: European product on two app stores, with users who noticed every change.
A 3D content system, front to back, including its authentication layer.
Where I learned that adoption is part of the deliverable.
M.Sc. Mathematical Modelling & Scientific Computing
Università degli Studi dell'Aquila & TU Hamburg
M.Tech. Industrial Mathematics
Federal University of Technology
B.Sc. Mathematics Education
Adeyemi Federal University of Education
Abruzzo Region Scholarship for Graduating on time with Distinction
Università degli Studi dell'Aquila, Italy
Palantir Scholar
Women in Technology Scholarship, Europe (One of the ten women accross Europe)
Erasmus
Technical University of Hamburg, Germany
InterMath Erasmus Mundus
Scholarship, Europe
Abruzzo Region Scholarship for Excellent Students
Università degli Studi dell'Aquila, Italy
College Prize
Adeyemi University of Education
Teaching keeps me honest. A student's question will find the soft spot in your understanding, and it is the fastest way I know to stay sharp on fundamentals while frameworks come and go.
Fullstack Engineer, full-time or contract, remote or onsite in Europe. Tell me what you’re building and I’ll tell you honestly whether I’m the right engineer for it.
