A GIS-Based Spatial Analysis of Manitoba Oil Well Development
2025An interactive GIS system for analyzing oil well development across Manitoba. Combines spatial queries, polygon analysis.
Ola Oke.
Software Developer, focused on backend, geospatial, and analytical systems.
I work at the intersection of research-oriented computing and practical software engineering.
I’ve contributed to academic environments through applied research tools, conferences, and teaching assistance,
while independently and collaboratively building production-grade software systems across multiple domains,
including geospatial analysis, energy data, accounting workflows, and mobile applications.
I’m deeply technical and motivated by understanding first principles. I enjoy designing systems from the ground up and exploring how abstract ideas translate into real constraints. Currently, I’m focused on data-intensive systems, visualization, and applied software design. I'm always looking for opportunities to learn, build, and grow in the tech field!
Outside of work, I enjoy reading about history, philosophy, and technology trends.
I work primarily in: Java, Kotlin, JavaScript, Python, and SQL
Computer Science @ University of Winnipeg
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