Backend Systems
APIs, data models, reliability
Engineering lab / Product systems
I am Sylvain Kadjo, a software engineer building useful systems with Python, React, TypeScript, cloud infrastructure, automation, and AI/data workflows.
Backend Systems
APIs, data models, reliability
Frontend Products
React, UX states, design systems
Cloud & Deployment
Edge-aware delivery, CI/CD
AI/Data Workflows
Signals, review, interpretation
Automation
Operational handoffs, documents
Product UX
Flows, clarity, maintainability
Each project is framed as a system: problem, role, stack, architecture, and what it proves.
Education search and comparison platform
A product concept for helping families compare schools through structured information, search behavior, and fit signals.
Personal brand platform with blog and project content
A Next.js portfolio/blog system that combines public pages, Supabase-backed content, rich text editing, and Cloudflare deployment.
Machine learning workflow for suspicious activity signals
An applied ML project focused on identifying suspicious transaction patterns and turning model output into reviewable product signals.
Workflow automation for document generation and operational handoffs
A systems project around automating document generation and reducing manual steps in Salesforce-adjacent workflows.
The strongest signal is not that I know tools. It is where I can take responsibility in a product system.
Product interfaces that stay fast, accessible, and maintainable.
APIs, services, and data models designed for real product flows.
Practical ML and automation work that turns data into decisions.
Deployable systems with sensible operational discipline.
Discovery, user flows, design systems, and performance-minded delivery.
This is the part recruiters rarely see in a code sample: how I turn an idea into system boundaries, interface behavior, and delivery work.
Who uses it, what breaks today, what decision the product must make easier.
Entities, API contracts, states, failure paths, and what belongs on the client or server.
The screens, copy, empty states, loading states, and review moments that make the system usable.
Build, deploy, verify, document, and leave the next iteration easier than the first one.
The stack is intentionally practical: strong defaults, broad ecosystem support, and deployment paths that do not fight the product.
Python, FastAPI, React, Next.js, TypeScript, Supabase, PostgreSQL, Docker, Cloudflare, Salesforce automation.
Short notes on product engineering, backend/frontend tradeoffs, deployment, and AI/data projects.
Product Engineering5 min read
A practical note on moving from idea to useful software: problem framing, data shape, interface quality, deployment, and iteration.
Engineering6 min read
How I think about splitting responsibilities between backend services, product UI, server actions, and deployment constraints.
AI/Data4 min read
A useful fraud detection workflow needs review states, explainability, data quality, and user trust around the prediction.
I work across frontend, backend, automation, cloud, and AI/data experiments, but the common thread is product usefulness: what should exist, how it should behave, and how to build it without creating a maintenance trap.
I care about clear systems, readable interfaces, honest tradeoffs, and the details that make software credible to both users and engineering teams.
AboutSoftware engineering roles, full-stack and backend work, product engineering teams, and AI/data-oriented projects.