Work with me
I help teams design, build, and operate systems that have to survive real constraints: unreliable networks, messy data, scaling pressure, and operational debt. I teach software engineering at Ebenezer Higher Institute of Science and Technology, mentor developers at Skye8, have mentored junior developers at Zuri, and train student cohorts.
A 30 min introductory call on Google Meet, in Africa/Douala. Or write to nfonandrew73@gmail.com.
What the work covers
Fractional CTO
Architecture, roadmap, hiring support, and engineering culture—for teams that need senior leadership without a full-time hire.
- Technical direction aligned with product goals
- Architecture reviews and delivery guardrails
- Team mentoring and engineering standards
Systems consulting
Audits, migrations, CI/CD improvements, and reliability work for platforms that need to scale or recover from operational debt.
- Clear assessment of risks and bottlenecks
- Automation and deployment pipeline improvements
- Observability, data integrity, and recovery planning
End-to-end product builds
From problem definition to production: APIs, admin dashboards, mobile integrations, and the operational setup to keep it running.
- Production-ready client-server systems
- Documented workflows and handoff
- Measurable impact on speed, cost, or reliability
Mentoring & technical training
Hands-on guidance for developers and student cohorts—moving from tutorials to shipping maintainable, real-world systems.
- Structured learning paths with real projects
- Code review habits and production mindset
- Confidence shipping APIs, databases, and deployments
How an engagement starts
Most engagements start with a 30-minute intro call. From there we align on scope, timeline, and whether I’m the right fit.
- 01Book a call
Pick a time that works for you. You’ll get a confirmation email with a Google Meet link.
- 02Discovery
We clarify goals, constraints, existing systems, and what success looks like.
- 03Proposal
I outline approach, milestones, and engagement model (advisory, build, or leadership).
- 04Delivery
Ship in iterations—with clear communication, documentation, and operational guardrails.
Before you book
A few notes make the first call useful.
- What you’re trying to build or fix
- Current stack, team size, and timeline
- Constraints (budget, compliance, uptime requirements)
Who this is for
- Startups and product teams shipping their first production platform
- Institutions needing reliable admin systems (education, publishing, operations)
- Organizations modernizing legacy workflows with automation and APIs
- Teams looking for fractional CTO or engineering leadership