I turn messy business problems into systems that hold up at scale — CRM platforms, payment rails, dispatch, and the backends teams actually run on.
| 1 | // me.go — hand-written, like all good config |
| 2 | package main |
| 3 | |
| 4 | type Engineer struct { |
| 5 | Name string |
| 6 | Role string |
| 7 | FunToWorkWith bool // always true, ask my teammates |
| 8 | } |
| 9 | |
| 10 | func main() { |
| 11 | me := Engineer{"Princewill Olaiya", "Senior Backend & Full-Stack Engineer", true} |
| 12 | fmt.Println("") |
| 13 | } |
// Yes, I know this website looks like LazyVim… yes, I know I'm obsessed… no, it is not unhealthy.
:edit about.md
A decade shipping full-stack products across hospitality, e-commerce, HR, fintech, and security. The common thread isn't a language or a stack — it's starting from "what does the business actually need to work" instead of "what's the most interesting way to build this." I take the problem seriously; myself, less so.
Customer-facing sites paired with the admin CRMs behind them — bookings, orders, customer records, and role-based dashboards teams actually live in.
Go and Python services built for the load the business needs — bounded worker pools, back-pressure, and lock-free hot paths.
WebSockets, SSE, and multi-chain payment rails powering live dispatch, checkout, and crypto bill payments when downtime means lost revenue.
Secrets detection, incident response, retries with backoff, and SLO-aligned observability — so prod stays boring on purpose.
// currently based in Abuja, Nigeria — remote-friendly, timezone-flexible
:!git log --oneline --career
Senior and lead roles across security, mobility, and fintech. Every entry shipped to production — no force-pushes to main.
Tel Aviv, Israel
Florida, USA (Remote)
Lagos, Nigeria
Remote
Remote
:Telescope find_files projects/
Customer-facing websites backed by the dashboards and admin tools teams use to run their business — hotels, e-commerce, HR, and payments. Tap any card to view the screens.
Hotel website + front-desk CRM
A luxury hotel platform pairing a polished guest-facing website with a full front-desk CRM: live occupancy and room-status boards, drag-to-assign rooms, guest profiles, and end-to-end reservation management with check-in/out and payment tracking.
E-commerce storefront + admin CRM
A custom-tailoring e-commerce brand with a shoppable storefront and a full admin CRM: orders, customers, payouts, product catalog, and a site manager for blogs, FAQs, reviews and content.
HR performance-management CRM
A multi-tenant HR performance-management platform: role-based access control, employee appraisals, KRA goal-setting and tracking, task management, budget tracking, and an analytics dashboard with charts and PDF reporting.
My company · cybersecurity consulting
My cybersecurity consulting firm, helping teams harden how they build software — CI/CD, dependency risk, and secrets hygiene — while we build AI-powered cybersecurity for SMBs. New firm, honest scope; product still in development.
Crypto bill-payment platform
Pay everyday bills directly with crypto — no fiat conversion needed. Built the multi-chain payment engine (Ethereum, Stellar) and scaled the platform from 0 to 457k users at 10k daily transactions.
Digital Nigerian WHOT card game
A digital adaptation of the classic Nigerian WHOT card game with 1v1, multiplayer, and tournament modes. Live on Google Play with 50k+ downloads.
:Lazy install oss/
Tools I built because I wanted them to exist. Both live where I live: the terminal. Yes, I use Neovim. Yes, I will tell you about it.
Standing up a real Neovim config is hours of hand-wiring LSPs, debug adapters, and plugins before you write a single line of code. vimify collapses that into one sentence: describe the setup you want, review the plan it generates, and let it do the tedious install for you.
go install github.com/just-nibble/vimify/cmd/vimify@latestGetting AI help usually means leaving your editor for a separate app — and losing your flow every time you switch. neocursor keeps you in Neovim: a sidebar agent chat that answers about the whole file, current line, or a visual selection, and surfaces every edit as an inline diff you can accept or reject.
{ "just-nibble/neocursor", cmd = { "Neocursor" } }-- more experiments at github.com/just-nibble --
:checkhealth skills
The languages, infrastructure, and tooling I reach for to ship reliable systems. All plugins loaded, zero errors on startup.
:wqa contact.txt
I'm open to senior and staff backend roles, consulting, and interesting distributed-systems problems. I respond faster than my p99 latency.
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