Daniel
Sunday
I build practical software solutions, web applications, and backend systems. Focused on writing clean code, solving real-world problems, and creating things that actually work.
Engineering Philosophy
Economics graduate and software developer building web applications, backend systems, and practical software solutions.
Studying economics trained me to think about efficiency, trade-offs, and how systems behave. I bring that analytical mindset into software development, using structured problem-solving to turn requirements into practical applications.
I learn by building, reading documentation, testing ideas, and debugging problems systematically. I enjoy understanding how systems work and using technology to solve problems that have real-world value.
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A collection of projects showcasing web development, backend engineering, AI integration, automation, and practical software solutions.
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Career Summary
Software developer with a background in Economics and experience building web applications, backend systems, APIs, databases, and AI-integrated software. I enjoy breaking down complex problems, understanding how systems work, and building practical solutions that are reliable and maintainable.
Experience
Software Developer Fellow (Learn2Earn)
Developing software solutions through structured programming, debugging, API integration, database development, and AI-assisted workflows. Working with Python, Go, JavaScript, Linux, Git, and modern web technologies while strengthening problem-solving and software engineering practices.
Education
B.Sc. Economics (Second Class Upper)
Bingham University. Completed comprehensive training in mathematical modeling, resource distribution logic, quantitative reasoning, and statistical data frameworks.
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