From freelance websites to lead architect on national systems — and a teaching habit that never stopped running alongside it.
Lead technical architect designing, developing, deploying and maintaining complex enterprise information systems for government agencies, NGOs and private clients. Manage the full software development lifecycle — requirements, architecture, development, testing, deployment, training and support.
Led development of an agricultural information platform integrating weather APIs, marketplace functionality and mobile payment systems. Conducted user training across multiple districts.
E-commerce web and Android app development, hosting and content management.
Websites and systems for IUIU Alumni Association, Double Tree Tours, Lukman Primary School and UgNews24.
Grew a channel to 23,000+ subscribers with 200+ tutorials on web and mobile development.
Several of these overlap, and that is not a typo. The consultancy work, the freelance clients and the YouTube channel ran at the same time for years — evenings and weekends went into teaching what the day job had just taught me.
I have been the only developer on a project and the person other developers report to. I have written the requirements, drawn the architecture, built it, deployed it, then stood in a district office training the people who would use it. That range is the point: I know what a decision made in week two costs in month nine, because I have been the one paying for it.