I’m a software engineer based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, and a Master's student in Computer Science at Western Michigan University. I love building software that’s simple, helpful, and human-centered.
I'm currently a Software Engineering Intern at Daylight Health, where I contribute to building software that integrates mental health care into primary care practices. I help design and develop systems that improve how providers manage and deliver behavioral health services — supporting timely, coordinated care for patients who need it most.
My background is in petroleum engineering, but I pivoted into software after discovering how much I loved building things that solve everyday problems. I started my career at AfriLearn, where I built educational tools for secondary students. Later, at PanAfrican Capital, I led a team building internal platforms for finance and HR.
I’ve co-founded ventures like Lodgeek (a property management tool) and contributed to the developer ecosystem with GeoNG, an open-source package for Nigerian geographical data.
Lately, I've been exploring machine learning — especially ways it can help people make smarter decisions. One project extracts subscriptions from email inboxes to help people cut unwanted costs.
Outside of work, I’m usually listening to music, learning something new, or dreaming about building a company that makes a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
I’m always open to conversations about product, engineering, education, or impact-driven tech.