Summary
Samuel Iwuchukwu is a software engineer with eight years of experience building scalable, production-facing systems and modernizing legacy enterprise workflows. He specializes in event-driven architectures, data migration pipelines, and consolidation of fragmented codebases to enable predictable releases and smoother cross-team collaboration. At ACQBuilt he led the design of an MRP2 platform using service brokers and message queues, introduced version-controlled defect tracking, and created plug-and-play deployment frameworks to eliminate manual rollouts. His research background (MSc, University of Alberta) underpins a strong data-processing skillset—he built parsers and n-gram models from large Scratch3 corpora and has applied ML tooling for next-token prediction. Samuel’s career spans fintech and regional payment integrations across Africa, cryptographic SDK work, and mentoring dozens of student teams, demonstrating both hands-on engineering and leadership in applied research settings. Colleagues know him as a “data plumber” who thrives on fixing messy operational pipes to deliver reliable, auditable systems.
8 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
MSc, Computing Science, MSc, Computing Science at University of Alberta
Google African Challenge Scholarship, Android Developer Track, Google African Challenge Scholarship, Android Developer Track at Udacity
Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) (WES Evaluated), Information Technology, Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.) (WES Evaluated), Information Technology at Federal University of Technology Owerri Nigeria
SSCE, SSCE at Federal Government College Enugu 2010 set
Igbo, English, creoles and pidgins, english-based, French