Pamilerin Sodeke

Fullstack Engineer · Backend-focused · Go · Product-minded

I build performant systems and digital products that scale from MVP through production.

Shipping Go backends, Next.js frontends, and PostgreSQL powered APIs for founders and clients spanning Nigeria and farther afield.

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Abuja, Nigeria · Freelance + remote · Proof over credentials

Perspective

Building production stacks while coursework runs in parallel evidence, not buzzwords.

I'm a material engineering student pairing formal study with production software for real clients; Go services, REST APIs, and PostgreSQL data models with enough Next.js to own launches end-to-end.

Right now that means backend work on CampusEatz (food delivery application focused on Minna campuses) and the Look Trendy with Mo commerce surfaces for a luxury Nigerian atelier based in Abuja.

Systems that demand correctness, auditability, and sustained performance are where I linger longest — instrumentation over theatrics.

I'm open for freelance engagements and structured remote roles, especially ventures that need somebody who drafts architecture before churning commits.

Work

Systems that tolerate traffic, auditors, and long memories.

Architected backends, storefronts, and release platforms that respect operations — not slideware.

Backend / SystemsCompleted · v1.1.0

TaskMaster

A concurrent RESTful API engine for bulk auditing and project management, built in Go from the ground up.

Engineered around Go's core concurrency primitives — goroutines orchestrate parallel workers, channels guard result propagation, and WaitGroups synchronize deterministic reports before JSON leaves the wire.

SQL ingestion routes through prepared statements with persistent grand totals so operators always reconcile against the same aggregates they expect.

BackendConcurrencySystems

Architecture: Client → Gin Router → Concurrency Engine (goroutine pool) → SQL persistence → JSON response.

Stack

Go · Gin · SQLite · database/sql · Goroutines

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Frontend / E-commerceLive in production

Look Trendy with Mo

Full e-commerce storefront built for a luxury African fashion brand in Abuja. Covers product catalogue, collections, custom order flows, fabric browsing, and WhatsApp-integrated checkout.

Built with Next.js and deployed to Vercel for a live client headquartered in Gwarinpa where collections span ready-to-wear, bespoke tailoring, African fabrics, accessories, and curated training sessions.

WhatsApp anchors checkout so concierge conversations mirror how customers already buy while price bands stay transparent.

The engagement is deliberately young — no vanity metrics pasted into the hero. Proof is qualitative: shipped, maintained, iterated with the studio team.

E-commerceNext.jsClient Work

Stack

Next.js · TypeScript · Tailwind CSS · Vercel

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Full-stack product🔨 In ProgressBuilding

Airdate

A release tracker for TV shows, movies, anime, and animated films — with push notifications so you never miss a premiere.

Building with Go on the backend for schedule aggregation, subscriptions, and push delivery, paired with Next.js on the frontend.

Web Push aligns with quiet notification UX while Postgres keeps subscription graphs honest.

Repositories stay unpublished while ingestion stabilizes — follow GitHub updates for checkpoints.

ProductGoPush Notifications

Stack

Go · Next.js · PostgreSQL · Web Push API

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Skills

Tooling that maps to real delivery.

Capabilities expressed as capabilities — no vanity percentages.

Backend

GoREST APIsPostgreSQLRedis

Frontend

Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSHTML/CSSWailsReact NativeJavaScript

Infrastructure & tooling

DockerVercelGitLinuxCI/CDGitHub ActionsngrokBruno

Currently learning

System designDistributed systemsgRPC

Contact

Let's build something useful.

I'm open to freelance projects, remote roles, and problems that benefit from a backend engineer who can still wire the interface when the schedule demands it.

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