🚀 Founder of StackIt · Full-Stack Engineer · AI Engineer in the making

I build digital products, connect APIs, create mobile and web experiences, and turn AI ideas into useful things people can actually use.

I’m a full-stack engineer, product builder, and founder of StackIt with a growing focus on AI engineering, LLM-powered applications, AI agents, and prompt engineering. I work across web and mobile development, API integrations, backend systems, and AI-assisted workflows—and I love bringing all those pieces together to solve real problems.

• 🧠 AI engineering & prompting: Building with LLMs, designing prompts and context, exploring agent workflows, and connecting models to tools and real data.
• 📱 Web & mobile development: React, Vite, Next.js, and React Native—turning ideas into useful product experiences.
• 🔌 API & backend integrations: Connecting services, handling application data, and building the systems behind the interface.
• 🏗️ Founder mindset: Building StackIt, a fintech and savings product, while learning through real product decisions, implementation, testing, and iteration.
• 🔎 SEO & digital marketing: Bringing technical execution together with discoverability, content strategy, and digital growth.
• 🌍 Based in Lagos, Nigeria: Open to global opportunities, collaborations, contract projects, and teams building ambitious products.

These are the tools, techniques, and engineering areas I work with or am actively deepening—not a claim that I have mastered every item.

I use, evaluate, and explore AI-assisted development tools to help reason through code, accelerate implementation, troubleshoot issues, prototype interfaces, and connect models to real applications. The tools support the workflow; code review, testing, security, and verification remain part of the engineering work.

For a useful AI feature, the model call is only one part of the system. Context quality, tool permissions, structured output, error handling, secret management, and evaluation matter too. LensLink is one practical example of this approach.

Short reflections on engineering, AI systems, and building products in public.

• AI coding agents are changing how we build software. But they aren't replacing engineering. — November 5, 2026

I’m interested in opportunities where I can help connect AI models, data, APIs, and product experiences into software people can actually use.

_{Building, testing, learning, and shipping—one useful system at a time.}