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Hi, My name is Tabe Rickson. I'm a full-stack engineer based in Cameroon, passionate about crafting impactful digital solutions that empower communities and drive innovation.
Who am I?
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I develop modern web and mobile applications with a focus on performance, scalability, and clean user experience. I also work with AI automation systems and RAG pipelines to build smarter and more efficient digital solutions. My goal is to create software that solves real-world problems and helps businesses and communities grow.
What I Do
I build software that improves operations, attracts customers, and helps businesses grow with confidence.
Custom Web & Mobile Apps
I build custom websites and mobile apps that help businesses and ideas become real, useful digital products. Whether you need a business website, booking platform, dashboard, customer app, or full web application, I create solutions that are fast, reliable, and built around the way your business actually works. My goal is to build software that improves operations, attracts customers, and helps businesses grow with confidence.
AI Integration & Automation
I help businesses save time and reduce stress by using AI and automation to handle repetitive tasks and improve workflows. This can include AI-powered features, automated customer support, document processing, smart dashboards, AI agents, and RAG-based systems for intelligent applications. The goal is simple: less manual work, faster processes, better service, and more time to focus on what truly matters.
UI/UX & Product Experience
I design modern, clean, and easy-to-use digital experiences that help users trust your product and navigate it with ease. I focus on creating interfaces that feel smooth, professional, and simple to understand while helping businesses turn visitors into active users, customers, or loyal clients.
Secure Financial & Payment Systems
I build secure systems for platforms that handle payments, transactions, user accounts, and sensitive data. Whether it is an online payment flow, wallet system, subscription platform, or financial dashboard, I focus on creating software that is stable, secure, and easy for users to trust and use every day.
Backend & Cloud Infrastructure
I build the systems behind the scenes that keep applications fast, organized, and dependable. From databases and APIs to cloud infrastructure and system integrations, I create strong foundations that help apps run smoothly, handle growth, and stay reliable as businesses expand.
Business Digitization & Internal Tools
I help businesses move from manual processes to modern digital systems that make daily operations easier and more organized. This can include admin dashboards, inventory systems, booking platforms, customer portals, internal tools, and business management software designed to save time, improve visibility, and simplify the way teams work.
Selected Works
Hover over each project to reveal its details. A minimalist collection of my best work.
Mobi-Rent
Next.jsTailwindCSSSupabaseGit
GitHubA secure and intelligent car rental platform built to transform the underdeveloped rental infrastructure in my country. Empowers rental services and customers with seamless online booking, fleet management, and fraud prevention.
Tutor-Finder
NiaTrust Wallet
StartWise
Cambrilia
KMC Restaurant
stepUp
Evogym
Experience & Timeline
The path hasn't always been clean, but it's been real. Here is the timeline of my journey.
The Beginning
Started university at Buea, Maths major, CS minor. First time properly writing code. Algorithms, Data Structures, C, Python. It was mostly coursework at that point, not yet something I cared deeply about.
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The Beginning
Started university at Buea, Maths major, CS minor. First time properly writing code. Algorithms, Data Structures, C, Python. It was mostly coursework at that point, not yet something I cared deeply about.
My Tech Journey begins
Second year, something shifted. I started actually enjoying it, staying up late to figure things out, not because I had to. Joined Google developers group on campus. Being around other people who were building things made a difference.
My Tech Journey begins
Second year, something shifted. I started actually enjoying it, staying up late to figure things out, not because I had to. Joined Google developers group on campus. Being around other people who were building things made a difference.
Trial and Error
Tried Flutter for mobile development. Hit a wall — hardware constraints, not much local community support. Moved to React instead, shipped a few frontend projects, then started learning Node.js on the backend side. Learned more from the pivoting than from sticking to the plan.
Trial and Error
Tried Flutter for mobile development. Hit a wall — hardware constraints, not much local community support. Moved to React instead, shipped a few frontend projects, then started learning Node.js on the backend side. Learned more from the pivoting than from sticking to the plan.
First Real Pressure
Joined the RNN24 Bootcamp by Tech Chantier. Three months of actual deadlines and accountability. Built Tutor Finder — a platform for connecting learners with local tutors. First time the work felt less like practice and more like something real.
First Real Pressure
Joined the RNN24 Bootcamp by Tech Chantier. Three months of actual deadlines and accountability. Built Tutor Finder — a platform for connecting learners with local tutors. First time the work felt less like practice and more like something real.
First Hackathon
Code4Change Hackathon by DeltechHub. Four of us, one week, barely recovered from the bootcamp. We shipped. Didn't win, but learned that getting something out the door matters more than waiting for it to be perfect.
First Hackathon
Code4Change Hackathon by DeltechHub. Four of us, one week, barely recovered from the bootcamp. We shipped. Didn't win, but learned that getting something out the door matters more than waiting for it to be perfect.
First Work
A few freelance projects came through. Nothing huge, but they were paid and they were mine. In August, followed up with Tech Chantier and got a fullstack internship. Things were moving.
First Work
A few freelance projects came through. Nothing huge, but they were paid and they were mine. In August, followed up with Tech Chantier and got a fullstack internship. Things were moving.
A Rough Month
Power cuts at home became a consistent problem. The internship ended. Phone broke. Laptop broke — same week. It wasn't a crisis of confidence, just bad timing and circumstance stacking up. Had to wait it out.
A Rough Month
Power cuts at home became a consistent problem. The internship ended. Phone broke. Laptop broke — same week. It wasn't a crisis of confidence, just bad timing and circumstance stacking up. Had to wait it out.
Getting Back
Got a new phone in November, a laptop in January. No big reset, no dramatic comeback story. Just picked up where I left off and kept going.
Getting Back
Got a new phone in November, a laptop in January. No big reset, no dramatic comeback story. Just picked up where I left off and kept going.
Still at It
Shipping across web, mobile, and AI. Some things are going well, some are still figuring themselves out. The journey's been uneven, but it's been honest — and there's still a lot I want to build.
Still at It
Shipping across web, mobile, and AI. Some things are going well, some are still figuring themselves out. The journey's been uneven, but it's been honest — and there's still a lot I want to build.
Let's Build
Something.
Got a project in mind, a question, or just want to connect? I'm always open to new conversations and opportunities.
“The best way to predict the future is to build it.”
— PETER DRUCKER