I'm a software engineer with a builder’s mindset and a systems approach to problem-solving. From backend APIs to intelligent agents, from academic analyzers to fintech platforms — I design and ship solutions that are fast, functional, and user-centered.

Currently a Computer Science student at the University of Calabar, I spend my time experimenting with automation, designing scalable systems, and using AI where it makes sense.

🛠 Backend Engineering – RESTful APIs, background workers, scalable architecture, and clean abstractions.

🤖 Intelligent Systems – NLP agents, automation, vector search, and context-aware workflows.

📊 Data & Analytics – From academic result simulations to financial summaries, I enjoy turning raw data into clarity.

💰 Fintech & Tools – Building tools like EgoSmart, a smart finance assistant for WhatsApp users, and integrating real-time banking APIs.

🎓 EdTech Experiments – Created AcadGrade, a tool that helps students simulate results, analyze weaknesses, and OCR transcript data for planning.

🧪 Tinkering & Systems Thinking – Always thinking about design trade-offs, infrastructure flow, and what makes a system reliable in the real world.

Languages:
Python (go-to), SQL, Golang

Frameworks & Tools:
Flask-RESTful, FastAPI, Celery, LangChain, CrewAI, ADK, Google GenAI
Postman, Git, Docker, Linux

Integrations & Platforms:
Twilio (WhatsApp), Mono (bank APIs), Google Sheets API, Bubble (no-code frontends), Supabase, OCR APIs, etc.

☁️ Cloud & Infrastructure – Background jobs, queues, async processing, rate-limiting
🧠 Better AI Agents – Planning/reasoning hybrids, tool usage, long-term context
🔐 Automations and Bots
📐 System Design – Planning like an engineer, not just a coder

Always down to collaborate, build useful products, or talk about how to scale systems and solve problems — not just write code.

📫 Reach Me:
💼 LinkedIn – Precious Ojogu
📧 nkangprecious26@gmail.com
📱 WhatsApp – +234 9065011334
🐙 GitHub – @Prevz26
🐦 X (formerly Twitter) – @_Ojogu

"Think in systems. Build with purpose. Automate where it counts."