Building scalable, user friendly and elegant web and mobile applications.
I’m a software engineer with over 6 years experience in frontend development. My journey into tech began way back in the university, where I was first introduced to software engineering, I was mind blown at the fact that with a few lines of code I could make my own website and potentially build my own facebook or youtube, I decided to take a deep dive into software development and I havent looked back since.
Looking at my career I’m mostly frontend focused and most of the work I do is on the frontend, but I do have some backend experience as I believe having a bit of full stack knowledge makes for an over all better frontend engineer. One thing about me is that I enjoy building products that people use in their day to day lives and I’m always looking to leverage my expertise and experience to contribute to innovative solutions.

Rabafast is a multi-currency payment platform for businesses (SMEs and larger companies) to run cross-border payouts. It supports multicurrency wallets, foreign-exchange conversion, and crypto payouts such as USDC. As senior frontend engineer, I spearheaded frontend development and delivered the web dashboard used to manage payments, wallets, and customers.

Dot Business is a business banking platform for businesses to manage their finances. I owned the frontend: the web dashboard teams used to manage finances and customers—UI architecture, performance, and data-heavy views—while backend and platform services were built by other engineers.

Qshelter is a real estate platform that helps users buy homes through direct payment, installment plans, or mortgage. The product spans a public website and an authenticated dashboard; I was brought onto a brownfield codebase to ship version 2 across both: a ground-up revamp of buggy, slow v1 experiences into TypeScript React apps with clearer architecture, stronger performance, and redesigned, mobile-friendly UI.

MailMaker AI is a personal project: a web-based visual email template builder so people can ship responsive, client-safe HTML without hand-writing MJML. It compiles MJML in the browser and targets compatibility across major email clients.

Nebula PDF Engine is a personal open-source npm library I built: JSX-driven PDF generation with Flexbox-style layout, automatic pagination, and first-class tables, without Headless Chrome. It targets server-side and edge runtimes where a small footprint and predictable layout matter more than shipping a browser binary.





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