I'm Abduaziz Ali Osman — a Software & Cloud Engineer who designs and ships scalable systems end-to-end. I work across the full stack — from product-facing UIs to self-hosted infrastructure — with a strong focus on building platforms that solve real problems at scale, particularly across Africa.
I'm the founder of InnovatexTech, where I'm building Africa-focused digital infrastructure, SaaS platforms, and AI-powered tools. I don't just write code — I architect systems, own infrastructure, and make product decisions.
- 🌍 Building: Africa-first platforms — sports tech, fintech, and AI tooling
- 🛠️ Currently exploring: Java & Spring Boot, event-driven architecture with Kafka, and self-hosted AI systems
- 🤖 AI side: Building custom AI assistants, prompt-to-code tools, and local LLM pipelines
- 💼 Open to: Collaborations on meaningful, ambitious projects
- 🎓 Background: Software Engineering graduate — Ostim Technical University, Turkey (2026)
- Saha Live — A football field booking and video highlights platform. Think court-booking meets sports analytics. Camera-based highlight clipping, event-driven backend with Kafka, built for African markets.
- InnovatexTech — My startup building Africa-focused digital infrastructure and SaaS tools. Platforms, APIs, and systems that actually fit the continent.
- AI Tooling — Custom self-hosted AI assistant (OpenClaw), prompt-to-live-code builders using Sandpack + Claude API, and local voice pipelines with Whisper + TTS.
- Provision — Internal Go-based infrastructure CLI I built from scratch for managing deployments and cloud resources.
- 😄 Nickname: Friends call me Aziz (or duffa)
- ☕ Coffee addict: Absolutely required for late-night infra debugging
- 🎮 Gaming: FIFA and Chess — always up for a match
- 🌍 Location: Based in Turkey, building for Africa and beyond
- 🧠 Current rabbit hole: Event-driven systems, Spring Boot, and making AI actually useful for small businesses
✨ I build systems that matter. If you're working on something ambitious — especially anything Africa-focused, AI-powered, or infrastructure-heavy — let's talk.