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I'm all about building scalable and robust applications, bringing over 5+ years of experience. As a Backend Software Engineer, I've driven efficiency improvements of up to 60%, thanks to my expertise in Go and JavaScript.
In my current role at Cudium, as a Senior Software Engineer, I've integrated backend systems with third-party applications, boosting our understanding of user engagement by 85%. Beyond coding, I enjoy mentoring, documentation, and spearheading security features for a safer application.
During my internship at Nomba, I honed skills in Node JS, MongoDB, and Java, improving data persistence for vendor services and reducing fraudulent transactions by over 60%.
At Kudi.ai, I implemented transactional features, optimized legacy code, and crafted an account balance slack notification service, boosting stakeholder efficiency by 75%.
At Airgateway, I was focused on enhancing support for agencies in their airline bookings.
When not in the tech world, you'll find me strumming a guitar, hitting the dance floor, or belting out a tune. Let's connect over coffee and chat about tech, career journeys, or the latest music trends!
I'm always looking to expand my network. Feel free to reach out at caleberioluwa@gmail.com
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Building A Custom Payroll System: MongoDB, Go, and Yellowcard API Series - Final
Dec 16, 2024 · 9 min read · Well, it is the last month of the year and I should have finished this a while back but I got distracted with work and learning. Anyway, this will be a good way to round up the year. This is a little reminder of what we were building: a simple salary...
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A Detailed Examination of Zig's Memory Pool
Oct 3, 2024 · 6 min read · In a bid to understand how the memory pool works, I dug into the Zig memory pool source code. I plan to read the code for the allocator in the heap folder of the std library. Let’s look at what it does and how it does—starting from the first error me...
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Exploring Zig: My Experience and Insights
Sep 16, 2024 · 2 min read · It has been a while since I have written anything, I still have some pending articles to complete in golang but for the fun of it, let me tell you what I have been up to lately. I piqued an interest in Zig about two months ago since I have been inter...
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How to Implement Data Replication and Versioning in Golang
Aug 21, 2024 · 5 min read · My recent study of the replication chapter of the DDIA text was quite intense, and not so much fun since I had to process a lot of information. On the bright side, I gained practical insight into how to replicate data and why it is important in a dis...
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