peter isaiah
Isaiah Peter
About
Top Skills
Experience
Independent Software Developer
Freelance
Sep 2025 - PresentBuilding backend and full-stack projects independently, with a focus on web development and AI engineering. Notable work includes a fork of the Mummy Nim HTTP framework adding OpenAPI schema generation, typed validation, and middleware; a Nim-based job discovery and classification API using the Claude API; and contributions to the Ghonsi ecosystem, including an AI marketing assistant (Mini Me) and the Ghonsi Proof identity verification platform.
Education
National Open University of Nigeria
Bsc, computer science
2024 - 2027Pursuing a B.Sc. in Computer Science, currently in my third year (300 level). Focus areas are web development and AI engineering, with hands-on project work including a fork of the Mummy Nim HTTP framework, backend services in Nim and Node.js, and AI-integrated platforms. Holding an academic lead role alongside coursework, targeting First Class honors.
Projects
job crawler
Visit Project open_in_new Aug 2026 - PresentA Nim API service that discovers and classifies marketing job listings from ATS platforms (Greenhouse, Lever, Ashby), remote boards (Remote OK, We Work Remotely), and Nigerian job platforms (Jobberman, MyJobMag). Uses the Claude API for role classification, summaries, skill extraction, and seniority detection, with Supabase as the datastore.
Ghonsi proof backend
Visit Project open_in_new Apr 2026 - PresentBackend work on Ghonsi Proof, an identity/credential verification platform (Supabase + IPFS + Next.js App Router) with an AI-assisted "Rewrite with AI" feature routed through the Anthropic API, monetized per-transaction. Already has paying users.
Contributions
Comments
- it was a really eye opening interview, I appreciate the part where you...Oct 02, 2026
- @[Hanners] Good question, it's the core of the design. Other banks nev...Oct 02, 2026
- I majorly use claude and it is the best so far especially with regard ...Sep 30, 2026
- the issue to me is helping them understand why something works and why...Sep 17, 2026
- @[Mike Dabydeen] That split is obvious in hindsight and I would not ha...Sep 17, 2026