About

Paul Ikhane is a highly skilled AI and software engineer with over 10 years of relevant experience. He is currently the Project Lead Developer at ClothME, a startup that combines AI and fashion. As the project lead, Paul is responsible for implementing the core features of the application backend and front-end, both web and mobile, using DDD. He is also responsible for implementing the AI model and managing the development process, including other developers. Additionally, he is responsible for DevOps. Paul has a strong track record in liaising and collaborating with clients and being part of strategy, design, and/or technology engagements. He has a restless and deep mind, always looking for ways to improve systems, services/products we use in our everyday lives. He has a strong problem-solving ability, team collaboration, and the ability to work independently. Paul's expertise in the tech stack is vast, as he has taught himself most of the tech stack he can use. He can learn and efficiently use any technology stack quickly. His tech stack includes AI, software engineering, web, AWS, frontend, UI, DevOps, mobile, backend, and microservices. Before joining ClothME, Paul worked as a Front End Consultant at Dintt, where he designed and implemented a multi-tenant serverless SaaS web application on AWS with tenant tier, policies, and profile. He used various technologies on the AWS platform to develop and secure the APIs and microservices. He also designed the UI for the web pages, including the dashboard, product, sales, user, and other pages using Sketch and implemented the code in React using React Material UI. He also provided a GraphQL API wrapper for the REST APIs for the client-side application to ease development through the use of a single endpoint. Paul has a degree in Computer Programmer Analyst from George Brown College and a background in Accounting and Statistics from the University of Benin. He also has a degree in Computer Science and Statistics from Madonna University. Paul is a guest speaker at MIT Sloan and believes in the philosophy of "Do unto Others What You want Done unto You".