Tolulope Olagunju

I’m a Computer Science student and software engineer focused on building reliable backend infrastructure, concurrent systems, and low-level performance-critical software. I enjoy working close to the hardware—whether that means designing robust solutions from scratch or optimizing data paths to get maximum throughput and smooth real-time behavior.

I’ve architected and implemented systems ranging from a custom bare-metal x86_64 OS kernel and a custom asynchronous PS/2 keyboard driver to a high-concurrency WebRTC selective forwarding unit (SFU) video conferencing server. I’m also expanding my memory-safety expertise with Rust, and I’m drawn to tackling complex engineering challenges with a strong, structured approach to performance and correctness.