embedd@ble e n g i n e e r i n g

Where hardware meets software meets cloud

I'm a backend engineer who refuses to stay in software alone. I build systems that bridge the physical and digital worlds—integrating sensors, microcontrollers, APIs, and cloud infrastructure into cohesive solutions.

Hardware

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Embedded

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Backend

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Cloud

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CAPABILITIES

Full-stack engineering from silicon to serverless

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Backend Systems

Building scalable APIs, microservices, and data pipelines that power modern applications. Expert in designing systems that handle real-time data from multiple sources.

Java Spring Boot REST APIs PostgreSQL Redis

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Hardware Integration

Bridging the gap between physical devices and software systems. I work with microcontrollers, sensors, and embedded systems to create IoT solutions that actually work.

Arduino ESP32 Sensors Serial/I2C MQTT

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Systems Integration

Designing and implementing end-to-end solutions that connect hardware, edge computing, backend services, and cloud infrastructure into unified systems.

AWS IoT Docker WebSockets Message Queues Real-time Data

FEATURED_PROJECTS

Real integrations, real systems, real solutions

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Hardware + Software

IoT Sensor Network

A distributed system of ESP32 microcontrollers collecting environmental data, transmitting via MQTT to a Spring Boot backend, with real-time analytics and cloud storage.

ESP32 MQTT Spring Boot WebSocket

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Backend Architecture

Performance Analytics Engine

Modular backend system managing complex workflows, processing thousands of events per second, with advanced caching and optimized database queries.

Java Spring Redis PostgreSQL

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Experimental Integration

Adaptive Control System

A hybrid project fusing Arduino-based hardware controls with adaptive software logic that learns from sensor patterns and adjusts behavior in real-time.

Arduino Python ML Integration Serial API

THE_JOURNEY

I'm Taofeeq—a self-taught systems integration engineer who believes that the most valuable engineering skill is adaptability across domains.

My path to engineering wasn't traditional. It wound through veterinary medicine, banking operations, business analysis, and finally into the intersection of hardware and software engineering. Each transition taught me something critical: systems thinking transcends specific technologies.

Veterinary Medicine

Learned systems biology, diagnostic thinking, and working under pressure with incomplete information.

Banking & Operations

Understood process optimization, data accuracy, and how business systems actually work.

Business Analysis

Bridged technical and non-technical worlds, learned to translate requirements into solutions.

Backend Engineering

Built APIs, microservices, and data systems—but realized software alone wasn't enough.

Hardware + Software Integration

Now combining everything: building systems that exist in both physical and digital spaces.

I don't just write APIs. I write APIs that communicate with sensors. I don't just manage data. I manage data flowing from physical devices through edge systems to cloud infrastructure.

This cross-domain capability isn't common. Most backend developers won't touch hardware. Most embedded engineers struggle with modern web services and cloud architecture. I live in the intersection.

I build things that integrate. I learn by embedding myself into challenges. I am self-taught, self-formed, always evolving. Engineering is not a degree—it's a practice. The only constant is adaptation. The only limit is imagination. Everything is embeddable. So am I.