Oluwadamilare Bamisebi

Most web apps look good in a demo and fall apart under real use. Real-time features that lag. Payment flows that break at checkout. Auth systems with holes a determined user finds in five minutes. I've inherited enough of these to know the pattern: teams ship fast, skip the edge cases, and pay for it later — in bugs, security gaps, and rewrites nobody budgeted for. I build the version that doesn't fall apart. As a full-stack developer working across React/Vite, Node.js, NestJS, Prisma, and PostgreSQL, I focus on the parts of an app that are easy to demo and hard to get right: → Real-time systems that actually sync — built Socket.IO infrastructure handling JWT-authenticated handshakes, room management, and live activity broadcasting for a team collaboration platform (WorkSync) → Role-based access control that holds up across multiple tenants — designed database-driven RBAC and multi-campus support for a NestJS/Prisma system managing attendance, finance, and audit logging → Payment integrations that don't silently fail — debugged and shipped Paystack checkout flows, tracing failures down to config-level root causes instead of patching symptoms → Auth flows that handle every path — invitation links, workspace joins, and account switching, each routed correctly instead of bolted onto a single generic login I work end-to-end: database schema through deployed UI. I test what I ship (68/68 passing isn't a slogan, it's a habit). And I'd rather spend an extra hour reading your existing code than break something I didn't understand. If you're building something that needs to actually hold up — not just work in the demo — let's talk. 📩 Open to freelance and contract full-stack work. Message me or check the featured projects below.