Amenorpe
I bridge the gap between product strategy, technical architecture, and rapid execution.
Software engineer turned technical project manager. I take products from user research to production, built for African markets with global potential.
About
I'm Elikem, a software engineer turning toward technical project management. I take problems from user research to production: I write the PRD, make the architecture calls, direct the build, and test it against real-world conditions like unreliable internet and low-end phones.
I've built Klavora, an offline-first pharmacy inventory SaaS, along with a climate advisory platform for smallholder farmers, a phone-to-browser screen-casting app, and a headless commerce store. I use AI agents across the whole development lifecycle, always behind a review gate, to move faster without lowering the standard.
I work best in high-ownership teams where scoping, sequencing, and follow-through decide whether a product ships. Open to Technical Project Management and Solutions Engineering roles.
Experience
UX Designer Intern@ideationaxisgroup
September 2024 - December 2024 · Internship
- Turned user research into wireframes, technical requirements, and acceptance criteria that developers could build from on client projects.
Leadership & Initiative
Product Lead @Klavora
Building a pharmacy inventory management SaaS for Ghanaian pharmacies, handling offline-first batch and expiry tracking, point-of-sale, and WhatsApp-based low-stock alerts. Took the product from concept to working software through direct outreach. Currently focused on backend reliability, billing infrastructure, and operational workflows across Ghana.
Little Brag...
I built a pharmacy SaaS that keeps selling when the internet doesn't
The Challenge
Ghanaian pharmacies were managing inventory, expiry tracking, and point-of-sale on paper or spreadsheets. No visibility into stock levels, no low-stock or expiry alerts, and no reliable way to catch expired drugs before they reached a customer. It's also very easy to lose an entire afternoon to a spreadsheet named "final_final_v2."
The Solution
I built Klavora, an offline-capable pharmacy inventory management SaaS, and I own it end to end: product scoping, architecture, build, billing, and go-to-market.
The hardest part was making offline and online mode actually cooperate. Internet in many pharmacies is more of a suggestion than a guarantee, so I built a PWA with IndexedDB sync that lets a pharmacy keep selling with zero connection, then reconciles everything when the connection returns. The design goal: no lost sales, no duplicates, no drama.
On top of that: FEFO batch tracking so the earliest-expiring stock sells first, a controlled substances register, multi-drug basket POS, bulk CSV import for onboarding, and WhatsApp low-stock and expiry alerts via Termii. I also built Paystack webhook integration, subscription and grace-period billing, and load-tested the backend with k6.
I made one deliberate product call: an expired subscription doesn't lock a pharmacy out mid-shift. It flags them for a personal follow-up instead, because in this market relationships close deals, not lockouts.
Now I'm doing direct outreach to Ghanaian pharmacies to put working software into daily use.
Projects
Klavora
active
A pharmacy inventory management SaaS built for Ghanaian pharmacies — offline-first, batch/expiry tracking, POS, and WhatsApp alerts, built from concept to working software.
React • TypeScript • Supabase • Prisma • PostgreSQL • Paystack
Verdis
completed
A climate-intelligent farming platform for Ghanaian smallholder farmers, combining weather forecasting, crop disease diagnosis, and geolocation-based guidance into one tool.
Python • Gemini RAG • Open-Meteo • BeautifulSoup
Some Other Standout Projects
Domaic
AI sell-side marketing agent helping domain investors turn idle inventory into active buyer leads.
Vesper
An IoT bedside coffee brewer concept that syncs brewing with your alarm, so coffee's ready the moment you wake.