Oluwatobi Oyenusi

I sit at an unusual intersection: trained accountant, practicing auditor, and now a data analyst who can't stop poking at spreadsheets until they tell the truth. My background is in financial auditing and reconciliation, and these days I spend most of my time in SQL, Python, and Power BI, building the kind of dashboards and databases that turn a pile of transactions into something a business can act on. I'm drawn to roles where finance and data overlap FinTech especially because that's where my two worlds meet naturally.

A few things I'm proud of: I've designed relational databases from scratch to model real company operations, written SQL queries that surface performance trends buried in messy sales data and kept audit reconciliations at 100% accuracy across multiple client portfolios. Lately I've been building end-to-end analytics projects , pulling raw data, cleaning it, and shipping live dashboards, because I'd rather show my work than just describe it. Every project starts the same way for me: assume the numbers are hiding something, then go find it.

Outside of work, I'm usually either on a basketball court or several hours deep into a puzzle I refuse to abandon halfway. Both scratch the same itch data analysis does patterns, persistence, and the small satisfaction of watching pieces click into place. If you're building something at the crossroads of finance and data and think I could help, I'd love to talk.