I’m a telecommunications engineer based in Ghana. My work at Telecel Ghana involves commercial systems and data operations: SQL, reporting, troubleshooting, and the processes people rely on to get work done.
I’m interested in what happens between a system being designed and someone being able to use it well. Sometimes the problem is in the data or the code. Sometimes it is missing information, an unclear process, or a decision that needs people from different teams. I try to understand the problem before deciding what to build.
Alongside my professional work, I work on opportunity access through APPLY! and practical tools around problems I encounter. I value clear explanations, responsible use of information, and giving collaborators their credit.
| Work | What to look for |
|---|---|
| APPLY! Stewards | A WhatsApp-first opportunity website: information organization, steward review, and publication workflows. Source code and verification limits are documented in the repository. |
| Do I Have Light? | A lightweight area lookup built around an embedded historical electricity timetable. A schedule is not a measurement of live supply. |
| Project ReL | My coordination role in an Enactus KNUST team initiative, including school relationships, approvals, resources, and student developers. |
| Fixed acquisition | A retrospective account of team improvements from request capture through installation visibility. Individual implementation attribution and quantitative outcomes are deliberately limited. |
My professional foundation includes SQL and operational data work. The public web repositories above show HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and lightweight serverless workflows. I use tools to solve a problem, and aim to explain both their choices and their limits.
A query is also a definition explains why counts depend on grain, timestamps, and missing information. My T-SQL demonstration is new work using fictional data; SQL Server execution remains unverified, so I am keeping it separate from validated product evidence.
I want to understand how people make digital systems workable, and what their adaptations reveal about access, responsibility, and institutional change.
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Client work is represented by its public preview. Professional cases omit internal code, records, and system details. Contribution and evidence notes.