Precision
Chemistry trained me to care about accuracy. Every function, every component, built to do exactly what it should, and to fail loudly when it cannot.
I am Adewuyi Ayuba Opeyemi. AO Adewuyi. Online I go by maxiM, handle dmaximboi. Chemistry graduate (2025), full stack developer, and STEM educator. Open to work worldwide.
Chemistry trained me to care about what actually happens in a system, not what the slide says should happen. That is how I write software: inputs, reactions, side products, and a result you can measure. Teaching keeps me honest. If I cannot explain it, I do not ship it.
I take freelance product work and tutoring in parallel. Schools, labs, fashion, business platforms. The industries differ, the standard does not: live URL, mobile that works, and a human who answers when something breaks. Remote or on site, anywhere.

Chemistry trained me to care about accuracy. Every function, every component, built to do exactly what it should, and to fail loudly when it cannot.
I teach complex ideas simply. That same instinct drives how I write code, name fields, and talk to clients who are not engineers.
Ideas without shipping are just thoughts. Every project I take on ends with something live, usable, and owned by the person who paid for it.
Completed the Chemistry degree. Open to work worldwide, remote or on site.
Took on freelance web development clients and shipped MCAS, De-Omega Lab, AriyoFashion, and Digital26 as live products.
Moved from frontend into full stack work. Node.js, Express, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB in production.
Started teaching Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry to secondary and tertiary students, online and in person, with students anywhere in the world.
Started the Chemistry programme. Scientific thinking became the way I debug both reactions and software.
Wrote the first HTML file. Could not stop. Built the first real project within three months and kept going.