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Oluwatosin Afolabi
Senior Software Engineer @ Cash App | ex-Stripe, Slack
Oluwatosin Afolabi is a seasoned product developer with a strong background in software engineering and iOS development.
He holds a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Software Engineering from the University of Nottingham and completed his International Baccalaureate Diploma at Ardingly College, along with studying IGCSE at the British International School Lagos.
With a wealth of experience in the tech industry, Oluwatosin has held various key roles in reputable organizations. He has served as a Senior Software Engineer at Cash App, Stripe, and Slack, specializing in iOS development. He also worked as an iOS Developer at Instapaper and Point, showcasing his expertise in mobile app development.
Oluwatosin Afolabi embarked on his professional journey as a Front-End Engineer at Kivo and gained valuable experience as an IT Consultant at 11 Tech 18. Additionally, he was part of the HackNY Fellowship program in 2015, further enriching his skills and knowledge in the tech field.
Throughout his career, Oluwatosin has demonstrated a strong passion for product development, focusing on creating innovative solutions and enhancing user experiences. His dedication to software development goes beyond coding, as he envisions himself as a product developer, constantly striving to deliver high-quality products to users.
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