Daysuwa
Daysuwa

Daysuwa

consultant who codes

Software engineer, Lagos

I'm a full-stack engineer based in Lagos. I studied computer science at Babcock University and I mostly build with React, Next.js and a NestJS or .NET backend.

My main project right now is Billio, a subscription tracker for people who pay for foreign services by card. It reads your Gmail receipts in the browser and reminds you before a charge lands.

I'm open to remote engineering roles and contract work.

Email/GitHub/LinkedIn/X/Resume

Work

Billio screenshot

Billio

A subscription tracker for people in Nigeria who pay for foreign services by card. It counts down to the next charge and emails a reminder before it lands. Gmail import runs in the browser, so emails are never uploaded.

React, TypeScript, Supabase, Resend, Vercel

OpenCode

Stock Mate screenshot

Stock Mate

Inventory tracking for small sellers such as hair vendors and boutiques.

Next.js, TypeScript, Prisma, PostgreSQL

OpenCode

Momento screenshot

Momento

A private journal for daily notes, with a .NET API behind it.

Next.js, .NET minimal API, PostgreSQL

OpenCode

Oraimo sales forecaster

A regression model that predicts units sold by product and region, with a what-if dashboard. Built on simulated data.

Python, scikit-learn, FastAPI, React

Code

At Deloitte

Internal and client work, so there are no links or screenshots. Ask me what I can share.

  • Audit monitoring tool

    A continuous audit monitoring app built for a client demo. It shows an auditor what to look at once an anomaly fires, and produces a month-end audit report that lists the controls that should have been in place.

    React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Zustand, Recharts, Framer Motion, with a backend

  • Risk control self-assessment platform

    in development

    A platform for a capital market operator to assess and score risk, with a risk taxonomy, a scoring engine and approval workflows. I worked on the backend with two other developers.

    NestJS, React, PostgreSQL

  • IFRS expense allocation platform

    An internal platform that allocates and classifies insurance expenses under IFRS.

Earlier practice builds: Bulk payment landing page, Bank website, Asos clone, Uber clone, Vans clone.

Writing

All posts

Experience

  1. Oct 2026 to nowCurrent

    Acting Engineering Lead, Kachex Model Technologies

    I coordinate a small engineering team and report to the CEO. We build the company's websites and product from Figma designs, and I still write frontend code. I joined in January 2026 as a frontend developer.

  2. Feb to Oct 2026

    Technology Assurance Analyst and full-stack developer, Deloitte Nigeria

    Built internal tools for finance and risk work, including an IFRS insurance expense allocation platform and a project tracker, and worked on a risk control self-assessment platform. Done as part of my NYSC year. The full list is under Work.

  3. Feb 2025 to May 2026

    Frontend Developer, Kwurah

    Frontend on a document-signing SaaS platform.

  4. Sep to Nov 2025

    Software Developer Intern, GTB

    Software development internship, alongside my role at Kwurah.

  5. Sep 2024 to May 2025

    Lead Developer, BUCC Development Team

    Led the development team's work.

  6. Jan to Jun 2024

    Frontend Developer Intern, Squad (HabariPay)

    Frontend development internship at the payments company Squad.

  7. 2021 to 2025

    B.Sc. Computer Science, Babcock University

    Second class upper.

Stack

Frontend
React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Framer Motion
Backend
Node.js, NestJS, Python, C# and .NET
Data
PostgreSQL, Supabase, Prisma, MongoDB
Habits
Git and GitHub, Figma to code, writing things down for non-technical readers

Currently preparing for the Microsoft Azure AI-901 certification.

About

I like building things people actually use, and explaining them well.

I'm Daysuwa, a software engineer in Lagos. I studied computer science at Babcock University and have been building for the web since 2022, mostly with React, Next.js and a NestJS or .NET backend behind it.

The part people notice is that I can talk to both sides. I write the feature, and I can also explain to the person who has to approve it why it works the way it does. A lot of my work has been for finance and risk teams, where that matters.

I build my own products to practise what a job does not always hand you. Billio, my subscription tracker, made me work through sign-in, syncing, email and the Gmail API for real, with real users.

away from the keyboard

  • Running and the gym

    How I reset after a long day of screens.

  • Social sports

    I play for the people as much as the game.

  • Making things look good

    Interfaces, creative content, and what I wear.

right now

  • Learning

    Machine learning, and working towards the Azure AI-901 certification.

  • Building next

    A second product of my own, this time one that uses AI.

Contact

I am open to remote engineering roles and contract work. Email is the fastest way to reach me.

Email
adesuwaaiwerioghene12@gmail.com
GitHub
daysuwaa
LinkedIn
Adesuwa Aiwerioghene
X
@daysuwaa_a
Location
Lagos, Nigeria