[A product manager, co-founder & engineer building digital products that connect people to opportunities — from food marketplaces to healthtech platforms.]
I'm Chukwudubem Ezeabasili — a product manager, co-founder and engineer who builds technology that solves real problems for real communities. Two MScs, a software bootcamp, and product management learned by shipping — not by theory.
Today I sit at the intersection of technology, product and impact — building digital products that create inclusive economic opportunity from Manchester, UK.
Two startups I founded — each tackling a real gap, built from scratch, shipped to real users.
Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka · 2:1 Second Class Upper
University of Salford · Merit · CSE Excellence Scholarship · Dissertation: Metamorphic Structures
University of East London · Merit · Dissertation: Big Data in Construction
Northumbria University · UML, Python, Azure Fundamentals, Agile · Completed
Built the UK's all-in-one African food & events marketplace from 0→1. 1,000+ users, 30 vendors, 6 cities. Foundervine-backed.
Emergency-first healthcare access platform. MVP in user testing. Plus three open-source NHS healthtech builds.
Evidence, not intuition. Every feature ships because the data justified it. Every roadmap reflects what users need.
User research with consumers and food entrepreneurs to identify core pain points — visibility for sellers, discoverability for buyers.
Feature-prioritised roadmaps balancing MVP speed with long-term scalability. Launched core first, expanded to subscriptions and event planning.
Agile sprints in Jira. Backlog management, user stories, acceptance criteria, QA. Led the complete Afrilish UI overhaul — from rough MVP to polished product.
Built Power Automate workflows (50% productivity boost), then led migration to a full Next.js admin dashboard as the platform scaled. KPI dashboards in Power BI and Tableau.
Created KPI dashboards tracking product usage, customer retention and operational efficiency. Used insights to drive iterative UX improvements and strategic decisions.
Applied solutions to real problems — not tutorial follow-alongs. github.com/Dubbie9 ↗
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