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Full-stack developer · Accra, Ghana

I build secure web platforms that organisations run on.

Banking controls, economics and years of frontline customer work taught me what software has to get right: money that reconciles, personal data that stays private, and screens people can use without training.

platforms live in production
6platforms live in production
verified members on the APSU '16 portal
263verified members on the APSU '16 portal
customer inquiries resolved at Yango, 93% satisfaction
40,000+customer inquiries resolved at Yango, 93% satisfaction
automated tests across GroupFund and Pretty in Pink
364automated tests across GroupFund and Pretty in Pink

Selected work

Platforms in use today

LIVE

Alumni association, Ghana · 2026

GroupFund

Double-entry finance platform for an alumni association

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LIVE

Pretty in Pink Brunch · 2026

Pretty in Pink Brunch 2026

Event registration, payments and QR check-in platform

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RUNS LOCALLY

Personal project · 2026

Trading Desk

Rule-based trading signals, live position tracking and AI review for gold, GBP/USD and Bitcoin

Read the case study

LIVE

APSU '16 · 2026

APSU '16

Alumni platform with a private member portal, event payments and moderated community content

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LIVE

Leave Manager

Team leave planning platform with role-based dashboards and scheduling constraints.

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Why work with me

A whole career behind the code

I came to software from banking, finance and customer operations. Each of those shaped how I build.

01

Controls and security mindset

As an internal controller at Ecobank Ghana I monitored system access across regions, ran branch audits and trained staff on internal controls.

My software works the same way: least-privilege roles, audit logs on sensitive actions, encrypted personal data, and no single person able to record and approve the same payment.

See:GroupFundPretty in Pink

02

Finance and business literacy

A degree in economics and hands-on banking operations on FLEXCUBE, SWIFT and Western Union.

I build money features that reconcile: a 21-account double-entry ledger whose reports agree to the bank, server-calculated payment amounts and signed payment webhooks.

See:GroupFundAPSU '16

03

Leadership and community

Vice Convenor of APSU '16, my secondary-school year group's alumni association, and a trainer of new staff at Yango and Ecobank.

I also built and run the association's platform, which 263 verified members use to find each other, RSVP to events and pay dues.

See:APSU '16

04

Customer focus and communication

More than 40,000 customer inquiries resolved at Yango Ghana, with a 93% satisfaction rate, across day and night shifts.

I design for the person at the door or the treasurer at month-end, and explain technical decisions in plain English, as in these case studies.

See:Pretty in Pink

Career

From the bank floor to production systems

Full story
  1. Jan 2025 – present

    Freelance full-stack developer · Independent

    I design, build and run production web platforms end to end: database, API, authentication, payments and interface.

  2. 2026 – present

    Vice Convenor · APSU '16 (St. Augustine's College, Class of 2016)

    Part of the executive leading the year group's alumni association.

  3. Jan 2025 – Jul 2025

    Full-stack developer (intern) · Edureka

    Full-stack internship, building and deploying complete applications.

  4. Aug 2022 – present

    Support specialist · Yango Ghana

    Frontline customer support, day and night shifts.

  5. Oct 2020 – Dec 2021

    Internal controller · Ecobank Ghana

    Internal control across branches and regions.

How I work

Clear plans, secure releases, steady updates

What happens after you get in touch
  • Plan before code

    Architecture and scope are agreed before implementation starts.

  • Security built in

    Security controls go into every release, not bolted on afterwards.

  • Weekly progress you can see

    Milestone updates every week and transparent tracking of scope.

  • Measured by impact

    Success is judged by what changes for your organisation, not by how many features ship.

Have a platform your organisation needs to trust?

Tell me what you're building. I'll reply with a scoped plan and timeline. Hiring for a role instead? My CV is one click away.