Designed and built the company's full customer support system in Jira Service Management — chat widget, Rovo AI agent, ticket queues, triage logic, help center docs. Built automation rules that handle routine routing without manual touch. Contributing to the Khaya SDK, extending developer access to African language AI. Represented the team at Cursor Hackathon KNUST when AGRIVOICE won Best Use of Khaya AI.
Founded out of Buildspace. The problem was simple: AI and local languages are underrepresented, and a lot of people are locked out of it entirely because of language, ability, or access.
- Published a Python library wrapping Khaya AI — speech-to-text, translation, TTS — used by tens of thousands globally
- Designed accessibility tools: braille pad concept, sign language system for low-light environments, sign-to-dot-matrix pipeline
- Built an AI chatbot that converses in local African languages
- Ran VR outreach events across Ghana — gave thousands their first experience of virtual reality, including rural communities
A bidirectional digital twin where physical hardware and an XR environment stay in sync in real time. The hard part wasn't the sync — it was stopping them from feeding back into each other.
- Raspberry Pi 5 as edge node, Mosquitto MQTT over TCP and WebSocket
- Meta Quest 2 XR interface via Meta IWSDK and Vite
- Solved the echo-loop problem with a Shadow Twin technique — source-tagged MQTT messages
- Every hardware component modelled in Blender as GLTF assets: relay modules, servo motors, DHT22 sensor
Home automation system combining ESP32 and blockchain for decentralised device control — web dashboard, community social layer for shared spaces. Won over $1,500 USD across hackathons including ETHAccra.
Train and compete in Ghana's National Science and Maths Quiz from anywhere in the world.
Exeat platform — students apply for leave, hallmasters and parents approve it. Built because the manual process was broken.
Worked on making locally developed AI models accessible in remote and low-resource areas. Contributed to a language learning flow UX and started early work on an XR/VR agent. Engaged across two separate contract periods.
Organised and delivered developer training sessions. Contributed to open-source initiatives and community programmes across West Africa.
Placed in the consulting department. Attended legal, business, and technical meetings across active client engagements. Got hands-on with how technical and financial proposals are structured, and how MOUs are negotiated.
Led the Kumasi edition — 100,000+ participants, 160+ countries worldwide. Recruited builders across disciplines, mentored teams through 48 hours of build, selected 2 teams to represent Kumasi globally. One was an all-girls team that came out as the strongest project from the event.
Running the KNUST chapter under OFWA and AWMT. Authored the WikiTech Community Handbook. Guided members through Google Summer of Code applications. Led hackathon participation and organised photowalks for Wikimedia Commons.
Helped build the Innovation Hub as a community of builders within ACES — created the culture and connections that gave students a space to work on projects together without a physical facility.