Projects
The projects below are written up the way I think about them: the problem that made them worth building, the approach that survived contact with reality, and what shipped. Each case study links back to the live product where one exists, and to the discipline-specific pages — backend, infrastructure, fintech — where the relevant patterns show up across the rest of my work.
Bankvole is a client-built banking platform covering the surface area you would expect of a real consumer fintech: account creation, balances, transfers, transaction history, and the operational tooling needed to keep it running. The work spanned product UX, account flows, and the money-movement primitives that sit underneath them.
SeekMake is a SaaS for manufacturers that consolidates the business operations side of the shop: invoicing, customer relationships, and product timeline tracking, all in one place. The goal was a single workspace where manufacturers can quote, invoice, follow up, and track production progress without context-switching between three or four tools.
WakeFlow was a focused experiment in workflow automation: define a sequence of steps, hang triggers off them, and let the system run the rest. The interesting part was not the visual editor but the scheduler underneath — the thing that actually has to fire jobs at the right time, in the right order, and survive a process restart without dropping work on the floor.
Crop2Cash is an agritech marketplace that helps smallholder farmers in Nigeria source seeds, fertilizers, and other agricultural inputs. The work was on the backend side: APIs that drive the marketplace surface, the chart endpoints that let operators see what is actually moving through the platform, and a programming model that made integrating with the existing services much less painful than it had been.