The initials are mine.

Retrenchment is a strange kind of clarity. One day you're an engineer inside someone else's machine; the next, you're standing outside it. I could have looked for the same role at a different company. Instead I looked at what was actually happening to work itself — and I saw the 4th Industrial Revolution arriving whether we were ready or not.

Technology, the internet of things, and AI weren't coming to replace us — they were coming to change what 'us at our best' even means. The businesses that would thrive are the ones that integrate the future into how they operate, while keeping the human-led judgement that makes their work worth anything. That gap — between what's possible and what most companies are actually doing — is where I decided to live.

I started SLK Projects to help African businesses make that leap. Not by chasing hype, but by building real systems: AI that augments teams, software that earns its cost back, brands that command respect. I believe Africa shouldn't be a late adopter of the digital age — it should be part of writing it. So I set out to serve the continent's leading and growing companies, and to be part of the growth process that takes us to higher heights.

Small enough to care, technical enough to deliver. I bring in trusted collaborators when a project needs more hands, but you always work with the person who's accountable for the outcome. I'd rather tell you the honest answer than the convenient one — and I'd rather build you a system that keeps working than a project that just compiles.