Frontend delivery
React, Vite, TypeScript and responsive UI work for products that need reliable completion.
Nairobi / EAT · Remote-first
Lawrence Otabongo
Technical rescue and white-label development for teams that need dependable, clear delivery support.
Based in Nairobi, EATRemote technical collaborator
Working approach
Calm diagnosis, thoughtful delivery and a handoff that respects the team around it.
Lawrence is a developer who works remotely with agencies and product teams on the work that has become difficult to move: bugs with unclear causes, incomplete features, integrations and deployment problems. His prior experience working remotely with global teams strengthened the analytical and communication habits he brings to technical delivery.
Start with evidence: reproduce the issue, map the boundaries
and make risks visible.
Build in the existing workflow with attention to
maintainability, security and review.
Leave practical notes so the next person can understand and
safely continue the work.
Technical capabilities
A focused product and operations stack.
Selected tools used where they fit the job, not a claim to cover every digital service.
Data & real time
Supabase, PostgreSQL, migrations, auth and WebSockets for application workflows.
Production operations
Express, VPS, Nginx, PM2, GitHub Actions and deployment recovery.
Integration hardening
APIs, M-Pesa settlement flows and durable handling of retries and failure states.
WordPress support
Targeted troubleshooting and deployment support for existing WordPress work.
Professional learning
IBM Data Analyst Professional Certificate and EC-Council Cybersecurity Foundation training inform a security- and evidence-minded approach.
Collaboration
Designed to fit agency delivery.
Lawrence is available for remote, need-based engagements and small paid trials. Agency client confidentiality is explicit: he will not approach an agency client directly.
Clear written scope before work
begins Concise progress and risk
communication White-label confidentiality
respected
Contact
Have work that needs steady technical ownership?
Start with the situation and desired outcome; a small paid trial can be the practical first step.