Victor Ajayi Damilare

My story begins in the halls of Federal Polytechnic Ado Ekiti, where I pursued Electrical Engineering with specializations in telecommunications and control systems. There, I was introduced to the fascinating world of circuits, signals, and systems—a world that promised solutions to real problems. But something felt incomplete.

You see, I've always had an insatiable passion for solving problems, building things from scratch, and innovating on existing systems. It's in my DNA. But electrical engineering, as profound as it is, comes with centuries of established knowledge and methodologies. For someone like me—someone who doesn't just seek answers but can't stop seeking them—I found myself standing in the middle of a long, complex history. Every question I explored led to ten more, and while that curiosity was exhilarating, I needed a space where I could fully exert my logical abilities without constraints.

"That curiosity led me to programming, and here, I finally felt at home."

In programming, I discovered a canvas limited only by imagination and logic. Here, I could build from first principles, create systems that didn't exist before, and iterate endlessly until perfection. The transition wasn't just a career shift—it was finding my true calling.