Abiodun Olaleye

Abiodun Olaleye has a diverse work experience in various industries. Abiodun started their career in 2010 as a Graphic Designer at Tom-Square Art & Computer Venture, where they were responsible for designing layouts, graphics, and concepts for corporate profiles, flyers, and logos. Abiodun also managed the organization's book PR and taught students about Microsoft Office and graphics. During their time there, they achieved a 70% increase in student enrolment and improved the organization's productivity and efficiency by 50%.

In 2012, Abiodun joined Arise & Shine Computer School as a Graphics Designer. Abiodun 'skey responsibilities included hardware and software installation, maintenance, and server performance monitoring. Abiodun also negotiated contracts and service agreements with vendors and collaborated with the publicity division for design projects.

From 2015 to 2017, Abiodun worked as a Human Resources Assistant at Dangiza Gas Ltd.

In 2018, they became a Project Manager Team Lead at DBC-Consultant & Space. In this role, they ensured clients received high-quality service by leading and controlling the project team. Abiodun also developed standard operating procedures and job instructions for team members.

Recently, in 2021, Abiodun joined Webflow as a Web Designer. Abiodun was responsible for creating the company's website, developing a suitable company profile, and editing and proofreading website content.

Abiodun Olaleye attended Ogun State Institute of Technology, Igbesa from 2013 to 2019, where they obtained a Higher National Diploma in Business Administration and Management, General. In addition, they have obtained various certifications, including a Product Design bootcamp (UI/UX) and a Product Design (UI/UX) certification from Side Hustle in November 2022 and October 2022, respectively. Abiodun also obtained a Cisco IT essential certification from Ogun State Institute of Technology, Igbesa in July 2015. Furthermore, they have completed courses such as "Product Design Brainstorming with Miro" and "Use Canva to Create Desktop and Mobile-friendly Web Pages" from Coursera, although the specific dates of completion are not provided.