I came back to ProxyMedicine and worked deeper across the telehealth platform, shipping urgent care, weight-loss, lab orders, medications, refills, appointments, payment flows, provider workflows, and Alfie, the AI health assistant.
Built authenticated telemedicine features across consultations, prescriptions, records, scheduling, payments, patient dashboards, admin workflows, OTP verification, RBAC, and protected data fetching.
Built Utom's agentic product-development platform, creating responsive workflows where AI agents help turn product ideas into execution, alongside reusable UI systems and server-connected interfaces with React, Next.js, and TypeScript.
I first joined ProxyMedicine as a starting developer, learning the product surface while contributing to patient dashboards, onboarding flows, appointment experiences, healthcare tasks, and API-connected UI work.
Delivered client and internal products across healthcare, AI, education, and developer tools with React, Next.js, Vue, Node.js, REST, GraphQL, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Tailwind CSS.
Built email automation workflows, cron-based sequences, event triggers, spam detection, blacklist screening, domain verification, analytics dashboards, and Vue campaign builders.
Developed an AI-curated learning product for children, focusing on adaptive content discovery, retention-minded learning flows, and playful user-facing interactions.
Built AI products with Next.js, Firebase, Clerk, OpenAI, Pinecone, LangChain, Stripe, and Groq.
Currently studying Computer Science while building production software across fullstack engineering, AI products, healthcare workflows, and developer tools.
Favour Sunday is a Software Engineer and Computer Science student at the University of Uyo. He builds fullstack products with Go, TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node.js, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Tailwind CSS.
His work spans telemedicine platforms, AI assistants, email automation, payment flows, authenticated dashboards, RBAC-protected admin tools, and developer tooling. He likes building software that feels simple to use while hiding serious engineering underneath.
Pet Projects
A compiler project built to understand programming languages from the inside out: lexical analysis, parsing, AST design, semantic validation, error handling, and the translation pipeline from source code into something executable.
A developer tool that watches git diffs and turns meaningful code changes into generated learning modules. It includes a Go CLI, hosted backend, provider abstraction, bearer-token auth, embedded frontend, and post-commit hook installation.
An agentic customer-support workspace that retrieves organization-scoped knowledge, persists conversations and tool traces, and gates human handoffs behind explicit approval.
A repository intelligence platform that combines live GitHub signals with SonarQube deep analysis to surface quality gates, bugs, vulnerabilities, coverage, duplication, technical debt, and prioritized fixes.
A safety-focused product for turning incident reports into clearer response workflows, with practical flows for reporting, verification, alerts, and follow-up.
Watch
A walkthrough of the FPlus compiler, from turning source code into tokens and an AST to validation and output.
Notes
My favorite work sits where product detail meets engineering depth: healthcare workflows, RAG systems, AI agents, protected dashboards, payments, automation, and AI features that need to feel simple on the surface.
Writing
Practical lessons from building products, systems, and developer tools.
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Backend
A practical model for authorization that separates what someone can do from exactly where they are allowed to do it.
