ABOUT

Hello

I'm an experienced Software Engineer/Developer, technology team leader, mentor, writer, and programming polyglot with a remarkable ability to work efficiently with modern software tools and methodologies, and I enjoy thinking in multiple dimensions.

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I'm passionate about learning new and innovative ideas, an ardent advocate of Software Engineering best practices and collaboration. I'm also passionate about giving back to improve society and help build a better world. This has led to my active participation in and contributions to open-source projects like eth-vue and react-auth-box, as well as to engineering pieces I authored and published in major Software Engineering Medium publications like The Startup, The Andela Way, and dunnhumby Data Science & Engineering. I have also spoken on Tech interviews, including a Technical Debt podcast by Legacy Code Rocks.

I always seek to be involved in building very advanced technologies that meet our needs as humans. Any opportunity to change the world for the better through technology strongly attracts me.

It gets even more exciting and more attractive when the technology we're talking about building is advanced and appears challenging.

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I am deeply interested in researching better ways to use computational mechanisms to solve problems facing the world and contributing whatever I learn to the vast body of human knowledge. This prompted my contribution to the NLIRDB research published in the International

Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications [IJACSA] (Vol. 3, No. 10, 2012 p. 169) while a university undergraduate. I have since collaborated with software engineers around the world, contributing to open-source projects.

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My public repositories are at https://github.com/DOkwufulueze

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You can find my professional experience here.