Engineering with system clarity, product intent, and durable architecture.

I'm a founder, software engineer, and machine learning engineer with experience across informatics systems, fintech workflows, and applied ML projects that focus on retrieval, recommendation, and operational intelligence. I run CodePinion as Co-Founder and CEO, and serve as Co-Founder and CTO of Harlem Manage. Building both has deepened how I think about multi-tenant architecture, product strategy, and the realities of shipping a real operating system for a domain instead of a narrow feature set.

My work spans production informatics at Savannah Informatics, financial backend workflows from fintech environments like E&M Tech, and proptech system design through Harlem Manage. That mix has shaped a strong bias toward reliability, access control, financial correctness, and software that respects the operational context it lives in. I'm currently learning Elixir and Phoenix, drawn to the BEAM for exactly those concurrency and fault-tolerance properties.

Both companies are built on the same conviction: that African software and property teams deserve infrastructure designed for how they actually operate, not a Western product with a local coat of paint. That shows up in the architecture — M-PESA as a native payment rail rather than a bolt-on, and AI built as a governed, role-aware execution layer inside the product rather than a chat box beside it. I am building both to last.