Curious by default, competitive by habit.

I grew up in Lagos solving problems for sport: mathematics olympiads, physics contests, economics nationals, televised science competitions. Somewhere between the medals, I fell for the thing underneath them all, building elegant systems that actually work.

Now I'm at Minerva University, a school with a 1.9% acceptance rate that moves its students across four world cities, double-majoring in Computer Science & Artificial Intelligence and Physics. My aim is simple: become an exceptional software engineer, while keeping one foot in physics and mathematics research.

When I'm not writing code, I'm probably tutoring math or programming on Schoolhouse.world, playing chess (joint vice-champion in my first-ever tournament, unrated), or running the Nigerian chapter of Rise Above Autism.