PrinceAgyei Tuffour

I studied mathematics through a master's degree at Oregon State University, where I developed the habit of thinking in proofs and abstractions. That training shapes how I approach software: I want to understand why something works, not just that it works.

After grad school I moved into software QA at dynaConnections, where I build test frameworks, write automation, and work across the full stack. On my own time I build open-source tools in the ML/AI space, from GPU memory profilers to RAG evaluation frameworks.

I co-founded the Akomapa Health Foundation, a nonprofit where I serve as CTO building Nkwapa, a patient management platform for underserved communities in Ghana. Everything I build comes back to the same impulse: make careful tools that solve real problems.