I'm Timilehin Oguntade, a software engineer specialising in React and Flutter, with an MSc in Software Engineering (Distinction). My work isn't hypothetical: the fintech app I helped build is on the App Store and Google Play right now, serving real users.
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A consumer fintech app for payments and financial services in Nigeria. I built core UI flows and API integrations in Flutter, working within a CI/CD pipeline (Codemagic, Fastlane) that shipped releases to both stores.
Gamified mental-health companion built in Flutter with Riverpod state management and LCOV-tracked test coverage. My MSc dissertation project, awarded a Distinction.
A React app that generates multi-week staff rotas for a supported-living service, handling complex contracted-hours rules and exporting straight to Word, Excel and PDF. Built to solve a real operational problem I saw first-hand.
Co-founder of a housing technology startup focused on compliance automation for the UK modular housing sector, from product concept through business planning.
Every engineer's history is a series of releases. Here's mine, in reverse chronological order.
Frontline supported-living work alongside part-time engineering: producing CQC-compliant documentation and building internal tooling (the rota app above) where I spotted the need.
Advanced software engineering with a dissertation building Mindful Mate. Moved to part-time remote work with EgolePay to focus on the degree.
Built UI flows and API integrations for Epawo, a consumer payments app now live on both app stores. Full-time through Jan 2024, continuing part-time and remote since.
Delivered client-facing software with React and mobile stacks, working in CI/CD pipelines with automated testing as standard practice.
Built and maintained internal systems for public-sector service delivery, learning to ship software in a large, process-driven organisation.
First commit. Foundations in professional software development after a BSc in Computer Science at Bowen University.
I started writing production code in Lagos, one of the most demanding fintech markets in the world, where an app that fails a transaction loses a customer for good. That environment taught me to treat testing, CI/CD and release discipline as non-negotiable, not nice-to-have.
I came to the UK to level up formally, finishing my MSc in Software Engineering with a Distinction while continuing part-time remote engineering work. Right now I combine frontline support work with software: and when I saw my team drowning in manual rota planning, I built them an app for it. That's how I work: I find the problem in front of me and ship the fix.
I'm looking for roles across software engineering, IT support, QA and business analysis: anywhere rigorous thinking and shipped software matter.