Contribute towards squad initiatives and projects in an engineering capacity, including building new functionality, maintaining and improving existing functionality, testing and leveraging our products,and peer code review.
Address community issues and gather feedback on existing product features to incorporate into future work.
Level up the squad’s impact on promoting, teaching, and assisting community members in our community and support channels and other venues.
Lead developer relations efforts on the squad and determine new metrics-driven efforts to focus on high impact efforts, continuing to leverage blogs, podcasts, videos, streaming, and other media to drive user acquisition and open source community growth.
About Me
I am a software engineer with a passion for teaching. My main focus is the frontend and primarily the JAMstack I am passionate about the African tech ecosystem and enjoy writing and listening to poetry. I believe wider conversations can change the world. My focus is on creating engaging, accessible & performant interfaces for humans.
Work Experience
I have created courses on Jamstack Training, egghead to improve the
community learning on Gatsby. While exposing Gatsby to more communities
than they were in previously - Kenya, Tanzania, Nigeria.
Championing speaking, engaging with other companies on co-marketing
streams to improve the view of Gatsby as more than a Static site generator
which directly ties to Q1 goals.Moving forward with a content plan on educating developers about Gatsby
Cloud features such as Incremental builds, CMS integrations. Videos can be
found on egghead.Implement SEO blog post on Third-party blogs to promote Gatsby and its
features. Tieing to H2 goals. Articles can be found in LogRocket blog
Completing Q2 goals before the due date, I was tasked with 6 speaking
engagements and I did 8. Also with Co-marketing I am currently working with
the GraphQL organization as a mentor for Season of Docs and migrating
Graphql.org site to use Gatsby.I championed the #100daysofGatsby campaign, which is a way for Gatsby to engage its community through teaching and sharing. The major role I played in this is was hosting Livestream where I had a guest come over and we live coded and solved the week’s challenge
Creating learning content in web development for the community. Here are some of my lessons
Creating learning content in web development for the community. Here is a course I worked on
Creation of original examples and recipes in strategic focus areas: MDX,
plugins, and themes. Most of the documentation didn’t exist when I got here
I hit the ground running with this kind of advanced technical material, which
mapped to a team priority of the plugin workflow, as well as the company
plugin KPI.Built a VScode Profile for Gatsby code examples in Doc. This was aimed at
getting a more uniform look for code snippets on the documentation.I worked on making E-commerce consistent across .org also assisted in the
testing of Tutorials on E-commerce and working with CMS.Validating Contentful and Drupal Guide for cloud doc for Gatsby Cloud
launch.Working on Plugin the plugin Authoring workflow which was inline with
Learning team priorities, I assisted by creating original documentation on
source plugins and the Maintaining a plugin guide. P.S: A lot of the plugin
documentation was more of useage and I implemented docs that help people
build plugins.I also contributed to the GraphQL section of the documentation and closed
an Issue that was opened in 2018.
Which was a huge win for Learning and ties to company goals.Many PR reviews and Contributions! – I hit the ground running by reviewing
a PR and contributing to the repo on my first day contributed to keeping the
Gatsby open source repo moving with dozens of PR reviews for docs, starters,
tutorials, and site showcase contributions. This helped offset the workload
from other team members, balancing the work effectively and contributing to a
happy developer community. I am currently on rotation
I help to educate developers on amazing concepts like Media accessibility, proper Media management and all things Media by giving talks, sharing articles and having fun while doing so . Open Hack Week
I write technical articles covering web development best practices, Performance, accessibility and other frontend technologies reaching a large audience on the LogRocket technical blog. Checkout my blog posts
I write technical articles that cover topics aimed at getting developers started on new technologies and create demos to show actual use cases. Checkout my blogposts
Education
Skills
- HTML
- CSS
- Javascript / ES6
- Gatsby JS
- GraphQL
- React
- Web Accessibility
- Git
Languages
- English (fluent)
- Igbo (native)
Interests
- Writing poetry
- Making pancakes and french toast is my super power.
- Podcasting
- Taking Long walks
- Call of Duty on PS4