Systems Architecture
Designing scalable, modular platforms for institutions and enterprises. I focus on systems that can grow with an organization — architectures that are durable, maintainable, and don't require rewrites every two years.
Twenty years of building systems has taught me that technology is only valuable when it solves real problems. Here's where I focus my energy.
Designing scalable, modular platforms for institutions and enterprises. I focus on systems that can grow with an organization — architectures that are durable, maintainable, and don't require rewrites every two years.
Practical AI integration that works in production, not just demos. GPT-based integrations, predictive analytics, and automation that actually reduces operational burden rather than adding complexity.
Production-grade cloud infrastructure on AWS, GCP, and Azure. CI/CD pipelines, containerization, and serverless architectures that enable teams to ship faster with confidence.
Building secure payment infrastructure for institutional contexts. Digital wallets, tuition management systems, prepaid cards, and blockchain solutions that handle real money at scale.
Deep domain expertise in building systems for educational institutions. Learning management, student information systems, adaptive learning engines, and analytics that help institutions make better decisions.
Smart farming solutions that work in African contexts. IoT sensor networks, predictive analytics for resource optimization, and supply chain tracking systems that improve transparency and efficiency.
I've learned that the best technology is invisible. Users shouldn't have to think about infrastructure — it should just work. My job is to design systems that are durable enough to last a decade, flexible enough to evolve, and simple enough that teams can maintain them without calling me.
I'm not interested in building technology for its own sake. Every system I design starts with a problem worth solving and ends with something an institution can depend on. That's the measure of good work.
Understand the operational reality before writing any code.
Build systems that will work for the next decade, not just the next sprint.
Code is read more than it's written. Keep it simple.
Deliver value early and often. Perfect is the enemy of good.
Whether it's a new platform, a technical strategy, or scaling an existing system — I'm here to help.