Engineer by training.
Builder by habit.

My background is in Computer Engineering at Accra Institute of Technology, where my studies brought software, networking, and embedded systems together. My work has moved between those layers: a WebSocket-based IoT architecture and robot-navigation module during an internship, robotics teaching and mentoring at Fireflyio, and a facial-recognition access system running on a Raspberry Pi 5 for my capstone. Those projects connected application code to physical devices and the people using them.

On the product side, I have worked with React, Next.js, TypeScript, and React Native to turn backend capabilities into usable interfaces. At Firnal, that included production screens and reusable components, REST API and OpenAI integrations, and dashboards presenting behavioural insights over a 250M+ consumer graph. Working in a small team with weekly releases made component consistency, API integration, and cross-browser behaviour part of the delivery work, not separate finishing tasks.

My cloud work extends that end-to-end approach into infrastructure. Projects such as SafeRoute, PayTrack Africa, and event-cloud connect AWS request handling, authentication, data storage, and orchestration with Terraform-defined environments. They address different problems, from incident response to invoicing and event registration, while bringing together application design and the way the system is provisioned and deployed.

I also work with applied computer vision and security. At Youth in AI, I built a produce-quality detection pipeline that included annotation, preprocessing, and YOLOv8 fine-tuning. My network-security lab and cybersecurity training provide another perspective on the systems I build: how services are exposed, how traffic behaves, and how access is controlled. Across these areas, my focus is on connecting the parts into a working system rather than stopping at one layer.