Hi, I'm Adeyemo
About
In early 2023, I left a senior engineering role to go all-in on building my own SaaS products. Before that, I completed a double degree in computer science and business, interned at companies like Stripe and Cloudflare, and competed in 18+ hackathons. I also spent a summer in San Francisco as part of a founder residency focused on shipping fast and finding early customers.
Work Experience
Skills
Check out my latest work
I've worked on a variety of projects, from simple websites to complex web applications. Here are a few of my favorites.
I like building things
During my time in university, I attended 11+ hackathons. People from around the country would come together and build incredible things in 2-3 days. It was eye-opening to see the endless possibilities brought to life by a group of motivated and passionate individuals.
PNW Hacks 2022
Seattle, Washington
Built a real-time collaborative code review tool using WebSockets and Monaco Editor. Won best developer tool.
nwHacks 2022
Vancouver, BC
Created an accessibility-first browser extension that rewrites complex legal documents into plain English using GPT-3.
HackTheNorth 2021
Waterloo, Ontario (Remote)
Built a distributed key-value store in Go with a Raft consensus implementation from scratch. Finalist in the systems track.
DubHacks 2021
Seattle, Washington
Developed a carbon footprint tracker that integrates with Google Maps to suggest lower-emission commute alternatives.
StormHacks 2021
Burnaby, BC (Remote)
Built a multiplayer browser game where players collaboratively debug a shared codebase before a timer runs out.
HackCamp 2020
Vancouver, BC (Remote)
Created a CLI tool that automatically generates unit test scaffolding from TypeScript function signatures using static analysis.
cmd-f 2020
Vancouver, BC
Built a mobile-first job board specifically for junior developers, aggregating listings from GitHub Jobs, HN Who's Hiring, and LinkedIn.
nwHacks 2020
Vancouver, BC
Developed a peer-to-peer study session platform with live video, shared whiteboards, and Pomodoro timers.
HackTheNorth 2019
Waterloo, Ontario
Built an API rate-limit visualizer that tracks usage across multiple providers and surfaces anomalies in real time.
DeltaHacks V
Hamilton, Ontario
Created a VS Code extension that suggests variable names based on type signatures and surrounding code context using a local ML model.
StormHacks 2019
Burnaby, BC
Built a network latency heatmap tool that visualises CDN performance across regions using real user data injected via a lightweight JS snippet.
Get in Touch
Want to chat? Just shoot me a dm with a direct question on twitter and I'll respond whenever I can. I will ignore all soliciting.