I build tech that African markets actually need.

CredInfo centralizes credit history across banks and microfinance institutions that previously operated as silos, then layers a predictive scoring model on top — trained and tuned with XGBoost, scikit-learn, and Optuna, with MLflow tracking experiments. The result is a shared source of truth institutions can actually lend against.

GoPay sits between Guinea's mobile money operators and lets a transaction started on one network settle on another. The hard part wasn't the code — it was reconciling three incompatible APIs, settlement models, and failure modes into one reliable rail merchants can trust.

GoTransfer lets users in the US send money directly to recipients across Africa. I worked on the app end-to-end over a focused three-month build, from the transfer flow to the payout experience.

GoGames digitizes the lottery experience in Guinea — players participate and follow results without needing a physical point of sale. I built the core platform with Flutter and Django as part of the Jango Group SA engineering team.

I integrated Elastic Agent Fleet across a bank's NCR/APTRA ATM network to surface outages, hardware faults, and connectivity drops before they became customer complaints — turning a reactive support process into a monitored one.

AvenSchool is a school-management SaaS for institutions and the parents around them, live at school.avenstudy.com. I built the product end-to-end — from student and grade management to parent communication.

PizzaBot handles incoming WhatsApp orders and support questions with a purpose-built system prompt and tool architecture — taking orders, answering menu questions, and escalating to a human only when it should, without the restaurant losing a single order to response lag again.