LordMirex

My software journey started in 2021 while preparing for JAMB examinations. I began by exploring how websites work with basic HTML and was initially driven by curiosity about web monetization concepts like AdSense and AdWords.

That curiosity quickly grew into a deeper commitment to full web development. During my Production Engineering studies at the University of Benin, I continued building technical skills and eventually earned a web development scholarship in 2024. The program covered PHP, JavaScript, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, jQuery, and AJAX.

After training, I worked on client solutions and Laravel-based applications, with a strong focus on backend logic, API development, and deployment workflows. As of 2026, I am in my final year (400 level) and completing my industrial attachment in Production Engineering at the University of Benin Water Scheme, focused on day-to-day plant operations, maintenance routines, and safety practices. Alongside that, I continue engineering practical backend systems, SaaS products, and scalable server-side tools.

Today, I focus primarily on PHP/Laravel backend development, Linux VPS deployments, SaaS architecture, and robust API services.

Backend Development

• PHP (Advanced)
• Laravel Framework (Advanced)
• REST API Development
• MySQL Database Design & Optimization

Frontend Development

• HTML5
• CSS3
• JavaScript (ES6+)
• jQuery
• AJAX

DevOps / Infrastructure

• Linux Server Administration
• VPS Deployment & Configuration
• Basic System Administration
• Domain Hosting & cPanel Management

Additional Exposure

• Node.js (Deployment Experience)
• React.js (Basic Integration Exposure)
• Git & GitHub Version Control

Industrial Attachment (Production Engineering)

Engaged in day-to-day production engineering activities at the University of Benin Water Scheme, covering plant operations, maintenance routines, and safety checks for water treatment systems.

Client & Product Delivery

Delivered backend-focused client projects and Laravel applications, including API-driven features, business logic modules, and VPS-based deployment pipelines.