Seasoned in software engineering, UX research, and product managementI excel as a Product Generalist, Design Thinker, Code Ninja, and AI Hacker at my Studio. My diverse expertise is well-suited for data-driven environments, blending tech innovation with strategic product development and user-centric design.
As I continue to learn and explore new subjects, there are certain topics that I have not yet fully understood. In an effort to better grasp these concepts, I sometime write my thoughts in loose, un-opinionated notes on these subjects. These notes are meant to serve as a starting point for further learning and exploration.
Reading Maggie Appleton’s take on this role felt weirdly familiar. And after a lot of personal and professional detours, this is one of the first titles that actually feels like it fits. I’m not a deep in the weeds, core-code kind of engineer, neither am I deep in design nerd. however my capabilities intersect between …
We’ve hit a dangerous inflection point with AI in the workplace, We went from hiding AI use → embracing AI use → making AI a team member and now blaming it for not understanding our prompts. But none of this is about AI
Have you ever considered giving yourself a timeline to fail as hard and as fast as you can. Most times we only fixate on success and the positives that we sorta don’t take heed to how failure is an important part of that journey.
I made some terrible mistakes early this year with regard to running and operating my…
Most of my talks focus on making complex topics simple. I’ve spoken at globally held events on a variety of topics, including JavaScript, blockchain, NFTs, AI, product and entrepreneurship. I’m passionate about making tech accessible to everyone, and I love using my platform to educate and inspire others.
ETHAccra is Ethereum’s flagship chapter event in Accra, held annually. This year, I spoke with hackers about winning through strategic design thinking: mapping user pain, ruthless prioritization, rapid scoping, and pitching journeys over solutions.
Founders must not only scale attention, but also scale expertise to grow. In this series I shared a clear AI implementation framework: analyze operations, define problems, align teams, research tools, and sprint solutions across high-impact industries.
In this session, at the 2025 African Tech Summit, held in Nairobi, Kenya; Andrew Miracle shares how faith, community involvement, and a thirst for innovation propelled him into tech. He recounts his pivotal experiences at MEST, charting the path from purely technical founder to visionary leader.
