Ayomide Adewale Samuel

Physics with Electronics graduate who turns technical complexity into decisions people can act on. Two-plus years of independent product specialist experience evaluating portable solar generators and battery storage systems (EcoFlow, BESS) — researching specs, guiding end-to-end customer onboarding, and documenting findings with the rigor of someone who doesn't guess. Now extending that discipline into business development, qualifying and converting leads for a no-code app development agency.

Comfortable working independently, writing clearly, and translating technical depth into outcomes non-technical stakeholders can use.

Innovator, Business Development - Simple Automation Solutions - Lagos, Nigeria (Remote)

(2026-05)

Commission-based role identifying and qualifying non-technical founders and early-stage startups for MVP and app development support.

• Identify and qualify non-technical founders and early-stage startups across the UAE, UK, Canada, Australia, and USA who need MVP and app development support.
• Connect qualified leads with certified Bubble.io no-code development expertise, managing handoff and follow-through to deposit stage.
• Earn 10% commission on full builds and 15% on Discovery Sprints, owning the funnel from lead qualification to closed deal.

Consultant — Product Specialist, Renewable Energy - Independent - Remote · Nigeria

(2024-01)

Independent product specialist evaluating renewable energy and battery storage systems with focus on customer guidance and market research.

• Researched and evaluated portable solar generator systems, battery storage products (BESS), and energy management apps, building structured product knowledge across specs, use cases, limitations, and competitive positioning.
• Guided 5 end users through the complete EcoFlow product journey — selection criteria, purchase verification, app setup, hardware onboarding, and correct daily usage; all 5 returned satisfied, several requesting upgrade guidance.
• Conducted energy load calculations for residential use cases and explained battery chemistry (LiFePO4 vs lithium-ion), inverter efficiency, and charging cycle management in plain language for non-technical users.
• Addressed product authenticity and third-party accessory concerns specific to the Nigerian market, helping users buy with confidence despite limited official retail infrastructure.
• Independently produced a full product specialist portfolio — customer feedback analysis, bug documentation, help center content, competitor comparison, and a Nigeria energy market intelligence report (Bboxx, Sun King, EcoFlow) — combining ground-level market observation with web research.

Electronics & Hardware Technician Intern - Lead City University - Ibadan, Nigeria

(2024-07 - 2024-09)

3-month hands-on hardware training program as part of undergraduate curriculum.

• Completed a 3-month hands-on hardware training program through Lead City University's Hardware Unit as part of the undergraduate curriculum.
• Diagnosed and repaired consumer electronics including televisions, laptops, monitors, and power banks; soldered and desoldered components using irons, hot air rework stations, and precision tweezers for SMD work.
• Built a motion-sensing street light prototype on a breadboard, simulating real-world sensor and actuator integration, and supported a live solar panel installation from site prep through commissioning.

B.Sc. - Physics with Electronics - Lead City University (2022 - 2025)

National Diploma - Civil Engineering Technology - The Polytechnic, Ibadan (2018 - 2020)