Product work
I work with products and operating systems inside complex organisations: shaping strategy, improving workflows, clarifying governance and creating the conditions for adoption.
Nigeria → Dublin, Ireland
I have always been interested in how things are put together: products, organisations, images, arguments and physical objects. My work sits somewhere between systems and sensibility—between making something function and making it worth caring about.
I am Nigerian and based in Dublin. At a Big Four professional services firm, I work as a Product Manager / Product Owner across tax transformation, product strategy, workflow digitisation, automation, data quality, governance, adoption and operating-model design.
Outside that context, I build Avid, paint and share the work through @chiebuniem_, and write from the notes, questions and observations that keep returning to me.
I work with products and operating systems inside complex organisations: shaping strategy, improving workflows, clarifying governance and creating the conditions for adoption.
I am the founder and independent maker of Avid, an iOS reading companion built around the belief that books should continue working on us after we close them.
I paint and share the work through @chiebuniem_, an account named for my Igbo name. Art is not a decorative side practice; it is where composition, material, memory and visual judgement become their own form of inquiry.
I read seriously and write reflections that can begin anywhere: human behaviour, social commentary, books, technology, objects, visual culture or a question I cannot quite put down.
I am drawn to industrial design, technology, classic and vintage-inspired objects, and products that reveal care in their construction. Not perfection as polish, but coherence: the sense that the maker understood what the thing was for and stayed with the details long enough.
That standard carries across software, organisations, images and writing. Function matters. So does whether the result is worth caring about.