I am an intuitive builder. Someone who likes disassembling, assembling, and fixing things.
I followed the academic path, a French Baccalaureate in Sciences with a major in Mathematics and Physics, then a Master's level Engineering Degree in Computer Science and Telecommunications.
The next logical step was a job, so I got one. Software Engineer at Huawei Technologies Cameroon, then Functional Analyst at Orange Cameroon, where I still am today, because bills exist.
But none of it ever clicked. I always had the feeling of being exactly where I was not supposed to be.
One day I asked an AI a simple question: are there people who built a real life on their own terms, outside the traditional path? It gave me three names. Justin Welsh. Pieter Levels. Sabrina Ramonov. People who build things, ship them, and live off their work directly, no corporate ladder, no waiting for permission.
That is the path I am choosing.
Most e-commerce sites look like spreadsheets. I wanted to build something that felt like walking into a physical store. So I designed a spatial layout from scratch, shelves, rooms, a shopkeeper character. No template. Deployed on Cloudflare with a custom domain.
Live at shop.ewakoul.com
Built a computer vision program to recognize vehicles on a broken PC. Found the lightest possible stack, combined OpenCV with YOLO, and made it work under real hardware constraints. The Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale of Cameroun engaged with the project.
Migrated a full OS partition via Linux command line and recovered 70GB of usable space without data loss or reinstallation.
I am building. These are early days. But people have already noticed.
The Direction Générale de la Sûreté Nationale of Cameroun engaged with the vehicle recognition project. Institutional validation on a personal build.
If you need a capable builder in whatever field to build something, reach out. We will figure something out.
Based in Douala, Cameroun. Remote-friendly.