Tomiwa Ogunmodede.

Mular is where this shows up most directly: making the rate, the fee, the transaction status and the recovery path clear for people moving money in a market where financial products start with a trust deficit. The product has processed $2.1M+ across 19K+ transactions for 5,400+ users and 80+ business accounts.

Same problem, different shape at Learning Equality — teachers and administrators needed to find and import lessons on Kolibri before an unreliable connection dropped again. Usability testing showed 85% better discoverability and 60% fewer failed imports.

At Farmcrowdy it was a trust problem before it was a design problem: a first-time user deciding whether farm sponsorship made enough sense to put real money into. Redesigning that mobile flow moved conversion from 18% to 60%, and tracked sponsorship revenue grew from $1.86M to $9.14M.

I’ve also worked on AI-assisted education (RIIID Labs’ Jarvis teacher dashboard and Shaipe LSAT companion) and AI-assisted video creation (AdPipe / SuperGIF’s generation, asset library and brand-control workflows). My background outside pure product design — growth, brand, visual design, venture building — turns out to matter whenever the problem goes beyond the screen. It usually does.

Ask me about designing for trust, offline-first UX, payments, and building products for emerging-market constraints. Interested in operational design, AI-assisted workflows, and African tech infrastructure.

Currently reading The Art of Systems Thinking (O’Connor & McDermott). When I'm not working, you can find me listening to afrobeats, ambient, and anything with a good groove, biking and running along Kite Beach, playing football on Al Barsha pitches, and scribbling random observations over coffee in a Dubai café.

Based in Dubai. Remote-first. Open to contract-friendly or relocation-backed roles with teams already set up to hire globally.