Projects

A specialized platform connecting care providers (care homes, agencies, hospitals, and supported living facilities) with verified carers. The system streamlines the hiring process by centralizing compliance document management, including DBS checks, Right to Work verification, training certificates, insurance, and references.

Built with Next.js and TypeScript for a robust frontend experience, and Node.js/Express backend for handling complex compliance workflows. Features include one-time document upload for carers, automated compliance scoring, document verification system, and a transparent dashboard for both carers and providers. The platform addresses critical compliance and hiring challenges specific to the UK care sector.

An innovative e-commerce platform that brings market-quality groceries to customers' doorsteps with transparent pricing and flexible payment options. NaijaGrocer offers curated food packs (Student, Bachelor, Family packs) and custom grocery bundles, sourced directly from trusted suppliers and farms. Powered by Skybod Farms Nigeria Ltd (RC 8552610).

Built with Next.js and TypeScript for optimal performance, featuring a wallet system for installment payments, subscription management, referral rewards program, and real-time price comparison showing customer savings. The backend API handles complex order processing, payment integration with Paystack, inventory management, and delivery scheduling. Includes mobile apps on Google Play and App Store for seamless shopping on the go.

Built using TailwindCSS, Material UI, React, Node and Express. The backend API, built using Node and Express, efficiently handles data while the frontend, created with React.js, presents it in an intuitive and user-friendly interface. Pages are rendered client-side with dynamic content using NextJS and TailwindCSS on the client side.

I worked extensively on the backend API, creating custom-design API endpoints using Express(Typescript) for handling user(s)' data, and managing the entire data fed to the client side. Built to be optimized for speed and efficient data retrival and optimized search queries.

I led the engineering team building Entrecore, a platform that actually makes sense of all the messy business data scattered across emails, reports, and random files. You know how over 80% of important business info just sits there unorganized? That's exactly what we're fixing.

My role was architecting the core system that takes all that chaos and turns it into something useful. Instead of executives spending hours hunting for information or getting unreliable insights, they can now see clearly and make decisions confidently. It's like clearing the fog so leaders can actually see where they're going.

I spearheaded building LookingToHire because hiring is honestly broken for most companies. We created a platform that handles everything from posting jobs to actually getting great people onboarded, without all the usual recruiting headaches.

The cool part is how we automated the tedious stuff - resume screening, candidate ranking, interview scheduling - while keeping the human touch where it matters. I focused on building features that actually help hiring teams work together better and find people who'll thrive, not just tick boxes.

It's built to be fast and intuitive because nobody wants to fight with clunky recruiting software when they're trying to build their team.

I led the team creating YCC for the superyacht industry - basically connecting skilled maritime professionals with yacht opportunities worldwide. The maritime world has some pretty unique challenges that regular job platforms just can't handle.

We built a system that actually understands things like STCW certifications, maritime licenses, and all those international regulations that change depending on where the yacht is sailing. It's not just about matching skills - it's about making sure everyone's properly certified and compliant.

The platform works great on mobile since yacht crew are constantly moving around. We made it easy for yacht managers to find qualified crew and for maritime professionals to showcase their certifications and experience properly.

Built using TailwindCSS, Material UI, React, Node and Express. The content comes from the various APIs (custom-design API endpoints using Express for rendering blog posts, fetching user(s)' data, and managing the entire data fed to the client side, Twitter API for recent rendering tweets).

Pages are rendered client-side with dynamic content using Material UI and TailwindCSS on the client side. The website is optimised for speed and for search engines.

After being bored by continually playing the Android version of the app, "Four pics one word", I was motivated to develop this web version.

I built it to run entirely on the browser and it's also open-source on GitHub and can be easily deployed on your favourite hosting platform.

The project included creating a bespoke UI to teach children using Gaming, Speech-Recognition, Climate Challenge, and also provide weather update.

The backend API, built using Django, efficiently handles data while the frontend, created with React.js, presents it in an intuitive and user-friendly interface. The app simplifies the process for students to find study materials, play games, get weather updates, amd also participate in climate protection challenge...

The API endpoints used were hosted on AWS cloud infrastructure and integrated with a secure data transmission.

Built especially for those in the remote setting, there is an admin, agent, and user panel. The frontend is built using React.js while the backend API was built with Node and Express

The webapp is designed to be easy to use and it provides accurate, up-to-date information in real-time, making it a valuable tool for agencies and users alike to help fight against gender-based violence.