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Busha 3.0

Busha 3.0

When you're dealing with crypto finance in Africa, the primary barrier to user adoption isn't technical capability, it's trust. If an interface lags, flickers during a price refresh, or throws a cryptic error during an instant swap, a user assumes they've lost their money and they abandon the platform. As a frontend engineer at Busha, my job wasn't just to write UI components; it was to build a retail web application that felt as ironclad and familiar as an enterprise online banking app. I owned the interface execution for our core onboarding, wallet management, and live trading screens. Because crypto involves volatile market data and complex backend compliance engines, I engineered rigorous state validation and real-time UI loading and confirmation states. This ensured that whether a user was setting up a recurring buy or spending crypto on everyday utilities like airtime, the transaction felt instantaneous and clear. By taking dense financial mechanics and translating them into a flawless, localized, mobile-first interface, my work directly helped scale the platform to seamlessly handle over 1 million users and maintain trust across more than $3.5 billion in volume
Dlvr

Dlvr

I engineered usedlvr.com, a high-leverage, lightweight e-commerce engine designed to eliminate subscription-cost barriers for independent merchants.Instead of deploying heavy, costly off-the-shelf platforms that eat into small business margins, I architected a low-overhead, hyper-performant checkout and inventory system. My focus wasn't just on writing clean code; it was on building a zero-friction conversion engine that allowed merchants to launch instantly with near-zero operating costs.By keeping the architecture lightweight and modular, I designed the system to scale beyond a single storefront into a white-labelable platform. This shifted the product from a basic utility to an architected solution capable of powering agency partnerships and distribution flywheels.
Metricks

Metricks

At Metricks, I wasn't just building a management tool; I was building a growth engine. Most businesses struggle to scale because their customer acquisition costs are too high. Affiliate marketing solves that, but only if the tracking is flawless and the data is actionable. I architected the interface and integration layer that turns complex click and conversion data into an intuitive 'command center' This allows a brand to go from having no affiliate presence to having a fully tracked, integrated, and optimized program in five minutes. By integrating our platform directly with the merchant's existing stack like Shopify or Stripe, I ensured that my frontend wasn't just a pretty layer, but a critical part of their financial and marketing workflow. Because of the clarity and real-time reporting I engineered, merchants could immediately stop wasting money on underperforming channels and double down on the affiliates actually driving their revenue.
Ubiscore

Ubiscore

Led the frontend architecture for a B2B data privacy platform that evaluates businesses on a 'credit score' model for GDPR and CCPA compliance. While the backend team built the audit engines, my job wasn't just to 'build the dashboard'—it was to solve a massive user activation problem. Compliance data is dense and intimidating; if business users can't understand their risks instantly, they churn. I engineered a real-time visualization layer that made critical data leaks immediately obvious and actionable.Because of that frontend architecture, we turned a complex data auditing process into a self-service product. This directly unblocked our enterprise sales pipeline because it gave multi-tenant corporate clients the exact visibility they needed to manage compliance across dozens of global sub-brands, without requiring manual intervention from our engineering team.
Open Source
Busha Commerce

Busha Commerce
FOSS

When building a commerce SDK, the technical challenge isn't just making the checkout widget look good; it's proving to merchants that your code won't introduce security vulnerabilities into their apps. If a merchant's site gets compromised because of a third-party script, that breaks trust and kills our adoption flywheel. To solve this, I designed a zero-trust integration layer using a strictly sandboxed iframe. I didn't just drop an iframe on the page, I built a secure initialization flow using a hidden form POST so sensitive data never touched exposed URL parameters, and I engineered a rigid, origin-validated postMessage bridge to block spoofing entirely. Because of this architecture, we completely decoupled the merchant's main application from the sensitive transaction state. This meant merchants could integrate our payment flows with absolute confidence, knowing their compliance liability was minimized, while still being able to capture clean, standardized event callbacks to drive their downstream business analytics.