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Daniel Daramola
Available for full-time roles & engineering contracts

Engineering productsthat power real operations.

I build full-stack systems that run real operations like logistics dispatch, estate management, fuel station platforms, and tourism marketplaces. Next.js, Node.js, and Python on the backend. Most of it owned end-to-end: schema design, API contracts, and the UI that operators actually use. I work best when the problem is still messy.

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Role & FocusSoftware Engineer & Systems Builder
Remote · Worldwide (UTC+1)
Production
End-to-end SaaS & platform delivery
Full-Stack
Next.js · FastAPI · Node.js
Data & Systems
PostgreSQL · MongoDB · PostGIS · Redis
Specialty
Multi-tenant SaaS · RBAC · Real-time systems

Full-stack engineering, MVP delivery, Design systems, UX research, API & backend, Healthcare SaaS, Logistics platforms, Fintech dashboards, Post-launch iteration, Brand & site, Product strategy, Front-end engineering, Technical discovery, SaaS architecture, Launch support, Code review, Performance tuning, Team handoff

Next.js & React 19
Python (FastAPI)
Node.js & Express
TypeScript & MERN
PostgreSQL & Supabase
MongoDB & Mongoose
TanStack Query & Zustand
Flutterwave Payments
Leaflet & Mapbox
Multi-Tenant SaaS Architecture
Role-Based Access Control
01About & Approach

Bridging technical execution with real operational understanding.

I've spent the last few years building operational software for businesses where something physical is happening: a delivery being dispatched, a property being sold, a fuel transaction being logged, or a tourist booking a guide. These aren't greenfield apps with clean data. They're messy domains with five user types, drivers on 3G, payments that cannot fail, and managers who need answers in real time.

The pattern I've learned: the hard part is almost never the code. It's understanding the workflow before writing a line of it. I do that by staying close to the people using the system, not just the people commissioning it. The result is software that actually gets used, not just shipped.

Core Engineering Standards

  1. 01

    Domain-Driven Discovery

    I start with the people closest to the problem, not the brief. Real operational constraints like a driver with no signal or a manager checking figures on a phone shape every technical decision before a line of code is written.

  2. 02

    Typed & Predictable Architecture

    Strict TypeScript contracts from database to client form. Every payload validated with Zod, every API route typed end-to-end. Systems stay maintainable when the team grows or the feature scope changes.

  3. 03

    Performant & Intuitive UX

    Dashboards with 13 operational modules need to load instantly and stay readable for an operator under pressure. I build fast, accessible interfaces that make complex data actionable instead of just visible.

  4. 04

    Production Discipline

    Clean git workflows, meaningful error boundaries, observability with Sentry, and CI/CD pipelines on every project. Code I hand off should run without me, and the next engineer should be able to jump in without a 3-hour onboarding call.

02Selected Case Studies

Featured engineering projects & production platforms.

Real systems built for real operational workflows, detailing the architecture decisions and outcomes behind each one.

Sytemap product screenshot
PropTech SaaS·2026

Sytemap

Estate agents and buyers had no shared system, with deals happening mostly over phone calls and WhatsApp. Built a multi-role platform unifying plot discovery, instalment checkouts, and document management across buyers, agents, managers, and admins. One system, five user types, zero data leakage between roles.

Next.js 15React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSTanStack Query+7
Role
Product (Frontend) Engineer
Impact
Replaced fragmented agent-buyer communication with a unified multi-role workflow
Built plot-level discovery with map-based selection, instalment checkout, and document generation
Read full case study
StationMag product screenshot
Fuel Operations SaaS·2026

StationMag

Fuel station operators were managing dispensing logs, pricing changes, and inventory in spreadsheets across multiple sites. Replaced it with a real-time typed dashboard across 13 operational modules (pumps, dispensing, pricing, transactions, inventory, and audit reports) with role-based access for station managers, supervisors, and admins.

Next.js 16React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSTanStack React Query+5
Role
Frontend Engineer
Impact
Engineered a typed data layer covering 13 operational modules with export-ready reporting
Built role-based workflows scoped per user type so no operator sees data outside their remit
Read full case study
GTextFarm Cooperative product screenshot
AgriTech Prototype·2026

GTextFarm Cooperative

Farm investors had no visibility into operations, relying solely on phone calls and PDFs. Built an interactive monitoring platform with live poultry cycle tracking, farm analytics, and investor-facing dashboards that made the operation legible without a site visit.

React 19TypeScriptTanStack StartTanStack RouterTanStack Query+6
Role
Full Stack Software Engineer
Impact
Built real-time poultry monitoring experience with live cycle data and farm health metrics
Created investor transparency dashboard showing operational performance without site visits
Read full case study
EstateOS product screenshot
Security SaaS·2026

EstateOS

Gated estates were managing visitor access with paper registers and phone calls to residents. Built a multi-tenant access control platform where residents pre-approve visitors, guards scan QR codes at the gate, and managers review real-time audit logs across resident, guard, manager, and admin roles.

Next.js 16React 19TypeScriptTailwind CSSExpress.js+6
Role
Full Stack Software Engineer
Impact
Replaced paper visitor registers with QR-verified digital access across all entry points
Built multi-tenant architecture supporting multiple estates with fully isolated data per tenant
Read full case study
03Experience & Track Record

Engineering roles across startups & platforms.

Each role involved owning real operational workflows end-to-end, rather than just implementing features inside someone else's system.

  1. 2026 - Present·Remote / Founder

    Founder & Product Engineer

    @ TransOpSync

    Architecting a multi-tenant logistics SaaS for SMB delivery fleets. Designed dispatcher consoles, driver mobile workflows, and live tracking with offline-first sync, conflict resolution on reconnect, and custom address parsing for Nigerian road networks.

    Next.jsNode.jsSupabasePostgreSQL/PostGISSocket.ioMapbox
  2. Mar 2026 - Present·Remote / Contract

    Frontend Engineer

    @ TechBrokers (StationMag)

    Built the fuel station operations platform for Sunbeth Energies across 4 user roles. Engineered a typed data layer for 13+ modules (pricing, transactions, inventory, audits) with export-ready reporting and real-time dashboard updates.

    Next.jsReact 19TypeScriptTanStack QueryAxiosRechartsTailwind CSS
  3. 2026·Remote / Contract

    Full-Stack Developer

    @ ISEYAA & Ministry of Culture

    Built a tourism and commerce marketplace end-to-end covering guides, ticketing, business profiles, and marketplace listings. Implemented multi-role business profiles, Flutterwave payments, httpOnly JWT session auth, and Alembic DB migrations for a Python/FastAPI backend.

    Next.jsTypeScriptPython (FastAPI)PostgreSQLFlutterwaveRender
  4. Dec 2024 - June 2026·Full-Time

    Product Engineer

    @ GText Holdings (GText Projects)

    Built real estate SaaS ecosystem: GTextLand portal with Leaflet/GeoJSON plot maps and instalment checkouts, GTextPay wallet and payment workflows, and GTextFarm investor reporting dashboards.

    Next.jsTypeScriptTanStack QueryLeafletReact Hook FormZodMongoDB
  5. 2023 - 2024·Remote

    Frontend Developer

    @ Hex Company & Dormot

    Developed WorkIt HR modules (onboarding, recruitment, payroll) and Dormot property management dashboards for managers, landlords, and tenants.

    ReactNext.jsTypeScriptTailwind CSSREST APIs
04Engineering Philosophy

Principles for building resilient software.

How I approach architecture, code quality, and delivery to ensure systems remain dependable as they scale, and readable when the next engineer inherits them.

01Schema-first engineering

End-to-End Type Safety & Data Contracts

From database tables to client forms, every payload is strictly typed and validated using TypeScript and Zod. This eliminates silent runtime bugs and makes API evolution predictable, especially when the same schema powers five different user roles.

Python (FastAPI)Next.js & TypeScriptPostgreSQL / AlembicMongoDB / Mongoose
02Built for physical workflows

Domain Modelling for Real-World Operations

Whether handling fuel station dispensing logs, tourism booking flows, or delivery fleet dispatch, I model the software directly against the physical operation, including the edge cases that only appear in the real world.

Multi-Tenant SaaSRBAC PermissionsFlutterwave PaymentsAudit Workflows
03Performance meets clarity

High-Density, Responsive Interfaces

Dashboards with 13 operational modules need to load instantly and stay readable for an operator checking figures on a phone. I build fast, accessible component systems that make complex data actionable instead of just visible.

TanStack Query & StateLeaflet & MapboxRadix UI & TailwindResponsive Dashboards
04Engineering discipline

Maintainable & Team-Ready Codebases

Code should be clear, modular, and easy for any engineer to inherit. I write the README I wish I had: clean module boundaries, documented architecture decisions, and a CI/CD pipeline on every project so the system runs smoothly without me.

Modular ServicesVercel & Render CI/CDOffline-First SyncClean Documentation