Godstime Agholor
Software Engineer
I’m a software engineer with four years of experience building things people use every day. Most of my work sits on both sides of the line — the interface someone touches, and the service underneath it that has to keep its promises when a thousand people touch it at once. I care about the quality of both: an interaction that never feels stuck, a write that stays consistent even when the network doesn’t cooperate, a checkout that doesn’t make you wait.
Selected work
Boonfu
An online marketplace rebuilt end to end on Next.js and Express — browse, search, cart and checkout. Page loads and checkout latency came down by up to half.
Read the case study →Aangoo
A financial-literacy platform built around AI-personalised courses and an installable PWA. I was the sole frontend engineer across all three surfaces — the beta, the v2 product, and the admin CMS behind it.
Read the case study →Ledger Base
A backend wallet service built around the hard parts: idempotency keys, concurrent transfers, and the race conditions that only show themselves under load.
Read the case study →Shrink
A self-serve URL shortener with click analytics — built solo, front to back, because I wanted to own every decision in it.
Read the case study →Services
Frontend & product engineering
Responsive, accessible interfaces in React and Next.js that match the design down to the pixel and hold up once real users arrive.
Full-stack & backend APIs
Production services in Node.js, Express and PostgreSQL — documented, instrumented, and dependable enough for another team to build on without asking me questions.
Contact
Get in touch.
Hiring for a frontend or full-stack role?
You get four years of production work across EdTech, SaaS and e-commerce — React and Next.js on the front, Node, Express, PostgreSQL and Redis behind it — from someone who has taken a frontend from an empty repository to a shipped PWA, and who is as useful solo as in a team. Reach out and I’ll send my CV over.
Need something built?
Book a 30-minute call. You’ll leave with a scoped plan either way — what gets built, roughly how long it takes, and an honest read on whether I’m the right person for it. Want to vet me first: Ledger Base and Shrink are both open source, so the code and the reasoning behind it are there to read before you book.