Olawale Malomo

Teleport is a dating metaverse. A place as real, immersive, and exciting as the real world, with the boundlessness of the internet. I was responsible for revamping the design of the entire platform in React. I built, maintained, and added new features to the API written in Node.js.

Changers is a SaaS product that helps cities and companies encourage members to perform climate-friendly activities. I built the landing page and the web SDK and maintained and updated the admin dashboard.

A web-based application used for customizing Vans shoes and bags. I worked as a production support engineer, providing all levels of support, including:
• Handling Vans customs deployment to production during the release using AWS Terraform.
• Resolving production bugs within SLAs on both the server and client side.
• Monitoring server status and logs.

The back end was built with Node.js and Sails.js, while the customizer was built with JavaScript, JQuery, and Vue.

C3life is a mobile application for a church in Nigeria. I developed the API using the latest version of Sails.js and the web payment page, which was added to the web application built with React. The project’s deployment to Google containers was automated using Jenkins and Kubernetes.

AFP Furniture is an award-winning furniture company that needed a website to showcase the company’s furniture and culture. I built the API using Strapi and front end using Vue.js and Nuxt.js. I used CapRover hosted on DigitalOcean to deploy the project.

A portfolio site I built for my friend who is a journalist. I created the API using Strapi and built the front end using React and Next.js. The project was deployed using CapRover hosted on DigitalOcean.

A live page for the Nigeria 2019 Presidential Elections results was updated automatically on new data. I was charged with building both the back end and front end of this project. The page had over 20 million views and peaked at over a million concurrent views, the highest in that period for BBC Africa.

Evincer is a revolutionary web platform that promotes open discussion and sharing of empirical evidence on contentious topics, without silencing any viewpoint. With the ability for users to propose theories, attach evidence to support them, and engage in debates with others, Evincer is a dynamic and engaging space for the exchange of ideas.

As a full-stack developer, I contributed to the development of both the front-end and back-end of the platform, ensuring a seamless user experience. Additionally, I assisted the project owner in familiarizing themselves with new technologies and integrating new features to improve the platform's functionality and maintain existing ones. My expertise and dedication played a pivotal role in the success of the project.