I build software across mobile, web, and databases, teach the occasional engineering class, and write about data, with one project further down the page that has quietly taken most of my year.
I lead the QA function and write internal modules for student management, HR, and admissions.
A peer-to-peer voice learning platform for Qur’an students and verified teachers across Ghana.
Each programme cycle I teach software and computer engineering to Ghanaian university undergraduates.
In practice that means authentication, payment integrations, real-time channels, row-level security, and making sure every mutation is safe to retry. Most outages and most trust failures come from these places.
Whole stack. Mobile clients, backend services, database design, deploys.
I write tests for security policies and business rules, not only happy-path logic.
Tech lead on the institutional delivery teams I work on.
I teach computer and software engineering to undergraduates in Ghana.
A peer-to-peer voice platform connecting Qur’an students to verified teachers in Ghana. Sister-to-sister and brother-to-brother access is enforced inside Postgres. Payments run on Paystack mobile money. No call audio is recorded. I designed and built every part of it.
I write the institution’s internal student management, admissions, HR, and operational tools, alongside leading the QA function.
Each programme cycle I teach software and computer engineering fundamentals to Ghanaian university undergraduates.
A handful of side projects in full-stack web work, plus small browser games and animations I build to teach something specific.
A browser game I built to teach the rites of Hajj. Playable in any modern browser.
A full-stack flight search, booking, and admin system.
A Rails app that pulls bestseller lists from the New York Times Books API and lets you browse them by genre.
Smaller experiments and works in progress live on my GitHub.
I write occasionally about Django, Rails, data work, and the practical side of shipping software from Ghana.
Trained as a medical scientist. Moved into computer science by choice. The diagnostic habits from the lab still shape how I write code.
A few contracts each year. Mobile, web, backend, real-time, data, and audits.
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