Accra, Ghana · Resume ↗
Portfolio · 2026

Nana AboagyeBoateng.

Building scalable products end-to-end from resilient backend systems to interfaces that feel alive. Based in Accra, shipping worldwide.

Currently —Full Stack Engineer
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Selected Work — 03

Case studies, not screenshots.

A short list of the work I'm most proud of. Click any card to read the full case study — problem, solution, impact.

CediRates
Featured2022 — now
Real-time financial data · Full Stack Engineer

CediRates

Rare Disease Ghana
2021 — 2022
Healthcare NGO platform

Rare Disease Ghana

The Bag Shop Gh
2023
Luxury e-commerce

The Bag Shop Gh

Nana AJ
Musician portfolio

Nana AJ

Diimple screen 1
Diimple screen 2
Diimple screen 3
In progress
Beautician booking app

Diimple

About — 01

An engineer who treats interfaces and infrastructure with the same level of care.

I'm Nana Aboagye Boateng a Full Stack Engineer with 5+ years shipping production software across fintech, healthcare and e-commerce. I've architected APIs that serve thousands of users daily, designed databases that hold up under load, and built interfaces people actually want to use.

On the backend I live in TypeScript, Node, Express, C#/.NET, Mongo and Postgres. On the frontend it's React, Next.js, Tailwind and the occasional shader when a project calls for it. I lean into animation and motion because good software should feel as considered as it is performant.

Away from the keyboard I shoot photos, play video games, and occasionally get lost in the details of a well-designed object. All of it feeds back into the work.

Portrait of Nana Aboagye Boateng
Nana A. BoatengEngineer · '25
“Build like you're going to maintain it, design like you'll use it every day.”
Experience — 02

A track record of shipping.

Highlights from working as a full-stack engineer for 5+ years across fintech, healthcare and e-commerce projects.

012022
2022 — Present
Remote · Ghana

Full Stack Engineer

at CediRates

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Leading development of a real-time financial data platform for currency exchange rates and fuel prices across Ghana, serving thousands of users daily.

  • Shipped caching + API optimizations yielding a 40% load-time improvement
  • Built real-time data sync for live currency and fuel updates
  • Designed interactive charts and data-visualization components
  • Established CI/CD pipelines and automated deployments
Next.jsNode.jsMongoDBTypeScriptDockerAWSAzure
022021
2021 — 2022
Accra, Ghana

Frontend Developer

at Rare Disease Ghana

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Engineered a modern Next.js web platform for a healthcare NGO raising awareness about rare diseases — accessible, fast, and content-driven.

  • Grew volunteer sign-ups by 75% via redesigned flows
  • Built an automated volunteer registration system
  • Shipped WCAG-aligned accessible components
  • Cut load times by ~60% with performance work
Next.jsReduxTailwind CSSSEO
03Sep 2020
Sep 2020 — Oct 2022
Accra, Ghana

Frontend Developer

at Ghana Standards Authority

Engineered user interfaces for government standards and quality-assurance systems, focusing on performance, accessibility and cross-team collaboration.

  • Achieved 40% reduction in page load via perf optimizations
  • Ran iterative user testing and integrated feedback into releases
  • Bridged communication between frontend and backend teams
  • Modernized legacy React patterns and Redux stores
ReactReduxJavaScriptCSS3HTML5
042020
2020 — 2021
Remote

Full Stack Developer

at Freelance

Shipped modern web applications and e-commerce solutions for clients across industries, end-to-end ownership from design to deploy.

  • Delivered custom e-commerce builds for SMBs
  • Integrated payment gateways and secure auth
  • Optimized database schemas and query paths
  • Maintained 100% client-satisfaction across engagements
ReactNode.jsPostgreSQLAWSDocker
The stack —

Tools I reach for daily.

A curated, opinionated stack for shipping fast without accruing regret. Typescript everywhere, well-tested APIs, and interfaces that respect motion.

How I work — 04

A process that respects your time.

Five deliberate phases. No ceremony, no bloat — just the right conversations at the right time.

01

Discover

Call, questions, diligence. Understand the audience, constraints, budget and the one outcome that matters most.
WorkshopAuditScope
02

Design

Structure, flows, and visual language. Tight iterations over high-fidelity work — fewer, better decisions.
IAUXUI
03

Build

TypeScript end-to-end. Boring reliability on the backend, crafted motion on the frontend. Accessibility is non-negotiable.
Next.jsNodePostgres · Mongo
04

Ship

CI/CD, observability, and a clean handoff. Docs, Loom walkthroughs, dashboards — so you can actually run what you paid for.
CI/CDMonitoringDocs
05

Iterate

Measure, learn, tune. I stick around post-launch to ensure the product keeps earning its place.
AnalyticsA/BTuning
Now — 05

A slice of right now.

Inspired by nownownow.com. Updated when it's actually true.

Building
Diimple
A beautician locator + booking app for Ghana.
Learning
Rust on the edge
Exploring Axum, sqlx, and Cloudflare Workers for a side project.
Philosophy
Build like someone's counting on it.
Because someone usually is. Registering a company, shipping a product, publishing a piece, each one has a reason behind it. That tends to produce engineers who care about correctness, not just cleverness.
Listening
Rod Wave on loop
Heavy rotation while I code. When I'm not listening, I'm probably deep in a game, it's how I reset.
Contact — 06

Have an idea?
Let's build it.

Accepting projects for Q3 '26