My engineering chops go back to 2002, designing custom electronic automation and programming PROMs/EPROMs in Assembly at Digicon Electronics while completing my Electrical, Electronics and Computer Engineering degree at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, then two years as an IT consultant at Real Partners Global Resources doing Oracle database administration, LAN management, and software/hardware support. In late 2006, while still wrapping up at Real Partners, I joined Port Harcourt Refining Company as a technical assistant and electrical engineer (including the TAM 2009 team), then moved to a fire-safety and EHS officer role at a major Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation facility in Warri. Nine years inside the petroleum industry in total. In 2016 I switched sides. I went back to the University at Buffalo for a second degree in Environmental Engineering, canvassed for New York's Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) with NYPIRG, and reviewed all three of Nigeria's functional refineries for NNPC's rehabilitation program.
Since 2018 I've been writing production software full-time: freelance client work across React, React Native, Rails, and the major cloud providers, then 3+ years shipping at scale at Meetup on React, Node.js, Java, and GraphQL. Today, as a tech founder, I'm writing the most serious code of my career. That arc, from refinery engineer to climate-tech founder, sits at the center of everything I build. As founder & CEO of BackHome Technologies I'm developing AI-powered EV charging infrastructure designed to optimize grid utilization, reduce range anxiety, and accelerate the transition to electric mobility. I don't just build software; I build solutions with a purpose, drawing on the energy systems I once helped operate to design what should replace them.