School, jobs, and the work that stuck.

Before SEORCE I was mostly in crypto: smart contracts, audits, that world.

I took the job without being sure it was for me. The team shipped fast, and I figured I'd stay through the year then move on. Working on SEO tools changed my mind. Once I started looking at how crawlers, rankings, and AI search actually work, I got hooked.

I stayed. That role is where I decided to go all in on SEO and the tools around it.

myBigshelf is a platform for book lovers to discover and share their favorite books.

My first experience working with a team of developers, and we were all students at the time. I was responsible for the backend of the platform, and I had to learn a lot about the different technologies that will be used to build the platform.

On paper, I was an intern at Promild Tech Limited, a 6-month program through school. In reality, I wasn't being challenged, so I left early and focused on self learning instead.

During this period, I learned a lot about JavaScript, React, Node.js, MongoDB and other related web technologies. I also built a CRUD application, though I never finished it since my internship period ended before I could. Still, that project ended up being the reason I got my first shot as a developer at Bigshelf.

Always been a fan of computers, grew up playing a lot of PC games. That got me interested, so I applied for computer science and got into the university.

Wrapped up my computer science degree at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria.