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Frontend Software Engineer
I build production web applications with React, Next.js and TypeScript, focused on performance, complex interfaces and product workflows.
Based in Nigeria · UTC+1 (WAT) · Working remotely with distributed teams
02—Selected impact
Estimated users reached
PlayStation 2025 Advent Calendar, across four markets in three languages.
Years frontend engineering
Production React and Next.js for startups, agencies and enterprise clients.
Interactive games shipped
Phaser games integrated into a single campaign app, one with real-time multiplayer.
Automated test coverage
Unit, integration and end-to-end with Jest, Cypress and Playwright.
Real-world apps built
Across startups, agencies and enterprise clients since 2022.
03—Featured work
A closer look at the products, problems, and decisions behind some of the work I've enjoyed building most.
01/Breakdown
PlayStation — delivered via agency partnership · 2025
A localized PlayStation campaign app where I owned frontend delivery: PSN and social auth, a live engagement dashboard, five integrated Phaser games including real time multiplayer, push notifications, and consent-gated analytics — built to Sony's internal accessibility standards.
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02/Breakdown
Screenplay-writing product · 2025
A screenplay editor's pagination package was breaking on long documents — page splits calculating wrong, the editor freezing under load. After an incremental-rebuild fix didn't hold up, I solved it with throttled rebuilds, idle-time batching and safer DOM measurement, then forked, documented and published my own maintained version to npm.
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300+Pages handled per document
03/Breakdown
Professional work · 2024–2025
Learning platform spanning courses, career ladders, skills assessments and organisation management. I built the product UI and contributed across the backend, data and CI, including Auth0-based user and organisation management, a drag-and-drop role builder, and graph-based assessment reports, with security requirements aligned to OWASP
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4Product areas built
04/Breakdown
Minute Master — London, UK · 2024
I owned the minutes lifecycle on the frontend: AI transcription and draft generation streamed in over Socket.IO, TipTap editing with auto-save and regeneration, amendments and review, e-signatures, a permissioned minute board, and Word/PDF export.
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05/Breakdown
Convertia — marketing site · 2024
A multilingual marketing site built as CMS-driven pages, from home and solution modules to contact, blog and company flows, taken through SEO, video and performance fixes to launch.
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04—Other work
Delivered engagements that did not get a full write-up.
Private client
Built 18+ role-based screens across customer, admin and logistics workflows, covering checkout, order management, product creation and reporting using vanilla JavaScript, PHP and Bootstrap.
Client site
Marketing site for a technology company offering app and software development services.
Client site
Interactive map for discovering coffee manufacturers, with direct purchase links.
Client site
Anonymous message sending and receiving.
05—About
I'm a frontend software engineer with four years of experience shipping React and Next.js applications that people use, from large-scale campaigns to complex product workflows.
The work I like best sits where the frontend stops being straightforward: a rich-text editor that struggles at hundreds of pages, multiple games sharing one application, or a real-time session that has to behave predictably across devices. Those problems need architecture, profiling and careful testing — not just components.
I also take on independent frontend work, working directly with product, design and backend teams.
06—Selected technologies
07—Engineering notes
All writingAround 50,000+ combined reads across published articles. Writing is how I pressure-test my own understanding — and it is a large part of why I am useful in code review.
Extending the Tailwind theme deliberately — tokens, config structure and the conventions that keep a design system coherent as a codebase grows.
Mar 2023·23.8k reads
Service workers, caching strategy and installability — what actually has to be true for an app to work offline on a low-connectivity network.
Mar 2023·19.3k reads
Wiring Apollo into a React app with error handling treated as a first-class concern rather than an afterthought on the happy path.
Feb 2023·2.1k reads
08—References
I hired B as a frontend engineer, and I was really surprised at how good she was. Beatrice did good work over a 6 month project. Great value too. Highly recommend!
I've commissioned Beatrice to build a few websites and dashboards over time and she never fails to perfectly deliver. The sites are usually up faster than expected, she also captures every detail of the design with absolute precision. Not only are her final product smooth and responsive, but her clear and proactive communication makes working with her easy and stress-free.
Beatrice is a hard working and committed developer! I've had the pleasure of working with her and can confidently say that she consistently delivers high-quality work on time. She's also a great team player and always willing to learn. Would highly recommend her!
I had the pleasure of working alongside Beatrice for a year across two different projects, and I can confidently say she would be a valuable addition to any development team. Beatrice joined our first project under challenging conditions, with tight deadlines and high expectations. She quickly got up to speed and contributed meaningfully, helping us deliver on time. Her ability to adapt and take ownership, even in high-pressure situations, stood out from the start. Working with Beatrice is truly a joy. She brings a consistently positive attitude to the team, never shies away from responsibility, and always offers her full commitment. Beatrice is an enthusiast for learning and growth. Though her background focused on front-end development, she was always eager to explore other areas and contribute wherever she could. With the support of a team that encourages mentorship and skill development, I have no doubt she will continue to grow into an outstanding engineer. I wholeheartedly recommend Beatrice, and I’m confident she will thrive in her next role.
I had the pleasure of working with Beatrice at Code Sherpas on an internal project, and she was fantastic to work with. From the start, she showed strong technical skills, a great work ethic, and a genuine commitment for writing clean, maintainable code. She’s highly skilled in JavaScript, TypeScript, React, and Next.js, and always approached problems thoughtfully. Beatrice was proactive in improving our codebase and processes, and her communication with the team and stakeholders was always clear and effective. What I appreciated most was her collaborative mindset, she was always happy to help, jump into pair programming, or give solid feedback in code reviews. Beatrice would be a great addition to any dev team. I'd gladly work with her again and highly recommend her!
09—Contact
I'm open to software engineering roles and selected independent work. If you're building a product and looking for an engineer, tell me what you're working on and what you need.