Clement.

I’m a Software Engineer and Infrastructure Developer based in Lagos, Nigeria, with 5 years of experience building software — from mobile and web applications to data-intensive infrastructure across B2B, stablecoin, music, AI, and fintech.

Currently open to work — I’m available for software engineering and infrastructure opportunities. I closely collaborate with designers, engineers, founders, and sales and marketing teams to turn ideas into polished, production-ready products.

I’ve also worked on , a product of GritinAI, working across the native desktop application, web app, and backend infrastructure that powers restaurant, hotel, and retail businesses across Nigeria.

Outside client work, I’ve built Otaku, an agentic wallet that lets users deploy autonomous agents to trade stocks, memes, and prediction markets. With Otaku, we are building the fastest way to trade, leveraging native UX across all operating systems and platforms. I’ve also worked with teams on Bananzone, Zynta, Synxed Music, and Triviabase across payments, crypto, and cross-platform mobile experiences.

In the developer community, I served as the Lead for GDG on Campus at the University of Benin (2,500+ students), co-organised DevFest 2025 (1,500+ attendees), led Build with AI workshops in 2025 and 2026 for over 270 students on Google Gemini, AI Studio, and the Google CLI, facilitated MLH UNIBEN 2026, and spoke at Clerk events on authentication and user management.

For AI-assisted coding I use Antigravity, Codex, OpenCode and Claude Code, and for design I use Figma — tools that help me explore ideas faster, think through implementation, and bring design decisions closer to how software is actually built.

I work across languages and frameworks like Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Bun, Node.js, Next.js, React, Go and Kotlin, to mention a few — picking the right tool for the product, the platform, and the problem.

On the infrastructure side, I build on AWS, Google Cloud and Cloudflare when self-hosting — provisioning servers, deploying services, and keeping them running in production.

From building the Otaku prototype to teaching about software technologies, I’ve been working with servers and code since I was 14.