I'm a Salesforce solution architect, developer, and ISV Partner who cares about both code quality and user adoption.

I'm a Salesforce architect and developer building my own AppExchange product, Configra — and a Salesforce ISV Partner; more on that further down. I'm also focused on Revenue Cloud, CPQ, and the integrations that make Quote-to-Cash work in practice — Apex, Lightning Web Components, Flow, and SOQL on the Salesforce side, paired with the integration and automation work that ties the platform to the rest of the business.

My professional background is shaped by both technology and education. Before moving fully into the IT world, I spent twenty years in education, including six years as a guidance counselor in an international college. Teaching has always been one of my strongest abilities. I can take a complex topic, simplify it, structure it clearly, and explain it in a way that people can truly understand. Today, this helps me not only as a developer, but also as someone who can explain technical solutions to stakeholders, train users, support adoption, and turn business requirements into practical Salesforce solutions.

Music is also an important part of who I am. I play bağlama, ney, and a little piano, and I spend at least 15–20 minutes with music almost every day. Reading and playing from musical notation taught me something that also applies deeply to software development: a single note can change the entire feeling of a piece, just as a single character, condition, or line of code can change the behavior of a system. That mindset keeps me close to precision, patience, and continuous improvement.

People who know me describe me as calm under pressure — composed in stressful moments, focused on solutions. That quality matters as much in software development as in any team setting. For me, being a good teammate starts with listening, understanding, and respecting the people around me.

That is why I value team culture deeply. I like the idea of encouraging simple team rituals such as “The Long Table” — a space where colleagues can come together beyond job titles and daily tasks. Shared food, sometimes live music, an indoor game, a story from home — and the kind of honest conversation that does not always have to be about work. I believe that when people understand each other as human beings, they collaborate better as professionals.

Beyond the day-to-day team, I build community in the wider Salesforce ecosystem too. On LinkedIn I founded and run the Salesforce Revenue Cloud | Germany group — a small but focused community of 303 practitioners working with Revenue Cloud in the DACH region — and write to an audience of more than thirteen thousand followers about the platform, integrations, and the work itself.

I'm also a Salesforce ISV Partner. Out of the same Revenue Cloud work, I'm building Configra (configra.ai) — a Revenue Lifecycle Management managed package for AppExchange that lets sales reps create deal-specific product configurations directly on a quote, without polluting the catalog. It's currently going through AppExchange Security Review.

I am also living in Nigeria, and have for more than twelve years, where I have the opportunity to support local NGO activities during Ramadan and Eid al-Adha. Every year, I voluntarily join teams that prepare and distribute food packages to families in need, and during Eid al-Adha, I help with the distribution of meat packages. These experiences have strengthened my sense of responsibility, empathy, and service — values that I try to carry into both my personal and professional life.

For me, software development is not only about writing code. It is about understanding people, designing systems that solve real problems, and explaining those systems in a way that others can trust, use, and improve. My background in teaching, counseling, music, teamwork, and community service shapes the way I work as a Salesforce Developer: careful, structured, people-centered, and committed to meaningful impact.

I am currently focused on Salesforce Revenue Cloud, CPQ, integrations, and platform development, with the long-term goal of contributing to enterprise-level Salesforce projects in the EU and DACH region. I am open to a permanent role with visa sponsorship; if visa sponsorship is not possible, freelance work from Nigeria — with full overlap to European business hours — is the only alternative I am considering.