I'm Olufunke, though friends and colleagues often call me Olu or Moerayo, and I live in the Netherlands. My journey began in education, where I earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Integrated Science Education.

Over time, my curiosity led me into the world of technology, where I transitioned into software engineering and subsequently pursued a Postgraduate Diploma and a Master's degree in Computer Science.

Along the way, I discovered Technical Writing, a role that perfectly blends my interest in teaching and technology.

As a career, Technical Writing allows me to combine what I love, what I'm good at, and what I want to do— and well, the rest is history!

As a Technical writer, I work the role of a user and developer advocate.

In my work advocating for users and developers, through documentation, as well as technical and marketing essays, I have collaborated with companies like Novu, Hygraph, Appwrite, Cloudinary, Gfarbase, Flutterwave, and more.

My relationships with these organizations often extend beyond the duration of my contract as I often continue to use some of these companies' tools and solutions in my day-to-day activities. For instance, the assets on this website are managed with Cloudinary, and the database, at some point, was powered by Xata, two organizations I've worked with.

I often say, what good is all the brilliant engineering efforts behind your project if no one knows how to use it effectively? During my time as a developer, I experienced first-hand the frustration of trying to work with tools that were fantastic but poorly documented. You didn't need to be told that documentation was an afterthought; it was obvious.

That frustration planted a seed. With my software engineering background, I now bridge that gap as a technical writer. I'm able to understand the technical depth behind a product and the importance of clear, accessible communication.

Whether you're building for developers, end-users, stakeholders, or internal teams, I help surface your tool's actual value through human-centered documentation and content strategy.

I've been writing for as long as I can remember. Before venturing into technical writing, I had already been writing fiction and nonfiction.

If you're curious to see more of my work, here are two places you can check out:

• On my WordPress blog, I share personal stories that give you glimpses into my life, the moments, and experiences that have shaped me. It's a mix of joy, sorrow, and everything that makes me who I am.
• I also write on Substack. Here, you can find both fiction and nonfiction. The concept behind this blog is still evolving, but I share stories inspired by acquaintances, friends, and life's darker moments. These stories aren't always about me but explore the essence of life itself.

I hope to continue writing so that, even years after I'm gone, there will be memories of the life I lived for those who never had the chance to know me.