I build AI products end to end. My latest is Iron Protocol — a voice-first, multi-tenant platform where a real-time speech pipeline (in-browser wake word, streaming transcription, sub-second synthesis, and barge-in you can talk over) drives a 70-tool agentic loop across a 58-model database. I'm interested in the unglamorous parts: what happens when the model is wrong, when the network is slow, and when two tenants must never see each other's data.
I'm a Computer Programming student at Georgian College (CGPA 3.40, Dean's List) and a founder in the HBEC Startup Program. After a Venture Development Co-op at the Henry Bernick Entrepreneurship Centre I built FounderResearch through customer discovery and market validation, and earned a Recognition of Entrepreneurial Achievement through the Further Faster program. That side of my work means I can sit with a customer, hear the actual problem, and go build it.
I run Shokunbi Web Studios, a one-person web studio in Barrie — custom sites, e-commerce, and integrations for real businesses like Taste of Lagos, Shoks Capital, and KiloKosi. The two e-commerce platforms I built have generated over $450,000 in first-year revenue for those clients, and I handle everything from development to deployment, payments, and optimization end to end.
I placed 2nd at AutoHack 2.0 — an industry hackathon hosted by Honda of Canada Manufacturing and the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network. As part of Team Ctrl Alt Elite, I built Honda Equipment Monitor: a full-stack IoT predictive maintenance platform using Arduino sensors, PostgreSQL, scikit-learn, Groq AI, and Flask.
Need a website that actually earns its keep? That's my studio, Shokunbi Web Studios. Otherwise — I'm building FounderResearch through the HBEC Startup Program and actively looking for opportunities where I can contribute as a developer.