Full-stack analytics
2025
AWS Connect Insights
A contact center analytics app for supervisors and agents, with sentiment-driven dashboards, alerts, call search, coaching tips, and daily brief exports.
Software engineer
Fiyinfoluwa Afolayan builds product-minded software across full-stack systems, internal tools, and calm user experiences.
Focus
Product engineering, thoughtful UX, typed systems.
Current
Howard University CS, graduating May 2026.
Open to
Full-time software engineering and product teams.
About
My work sits at the intersection of engineering, product thinking, and a careful visual sense.
I am drawn to the full arc of making: understanding the problem, shaping the experience, and writing the code that brings it to life.
01
I like choosing the right scope and making important paths feel direct.
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I write typed, readable code that can keep growing without getting loud.
03
Photography keeps me attentive to rhythm, restraint, and visual detail.
Projects
A compact read on the products, systems, and experiments I have built.
Full-stack analytics
2025
A contact center analytics app for supervisors and agents, with sentiment-driven dashboards, alerts, call search, coaching tips, and daily brief exports.
Automation API
2025
A Cloudflare Worker that handles Spotify OAuth, stores tokens in KV, and exposes secure endpoints for transferring playback to Spotify Connect and Echo Dot devices.
Full-stack product
2025
A collaborative expense management app for creating groups, splitting shared bills, tracking payments, and sending email reminders around upcoming expenses.
Experience
A short version for the page. The resume carries the longer story for anyone who wants more detail.
May 2025 - Aug. 2025
Menlo Park, CA
Financial Insights Team
Built secure settlement-file ingestion that reduced month-end close delays by 40% and supported $70B+ in financial reporting.
June 2024 - Aug. 2024
Menlo Park, CA
ShareCal (MetaU)
Built ShareCal, a collaborative calendar with Google Calendar sync, recommendations, .ics import, and secure multi-user workflows.
Photography
Photography sits beside the engineering work as a study in attention, light, and restraint.




It is the same instinct as engineering for me: reduce the frame, keep the important signal, and let the useful detail breathe.