I'm Akeem Amusat. I live in Nigeria, where I build software for the future.

I didn't grow up around computers. In fact, the first time I touched a laptop, I didn't even know what programming was. But I was hooked. I taught myself how computers worked—Windows, Linux, C++, Python—one broken tutorial and error message at a time.

The only thing I loved more than solving problems was understanding why things broke. Without mentors or guidance, I taught myself by trial and failure. During my university internship, I couldn't get placement in a tech company, so I learned computer hardware repair in a small town shop while continuing to code after hours, determined to keep going even when there was no clear path forward.

Over time, I went from writing small scripts in the dark to building large-scale payment systems, LLM-powered apps, and distributed tools used in production. I've contributed to open-source, mentored younger engineers, and built tools that quietly power systems most people never see—but rely on every day.

Today, I design and build scalable APIs, cloud infrastructure, and intelligent tools that power real-world systems across industries. I believe great software should be resilient, fast, and accessible—regardless of where it's built or who builds it.