KorabTech is a new firm, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. You work directly with the person building your system — and a vetted network of specialists gets pulled in when a project needs depth we bring in on purpose, not by accident.
No fictional department heads. KorabTech is founded and operated by Samson [Surname] — every engagement starts and stays with him as your point of contact.
Builder of the Korab Group product line out of Lagos — including a WhatsApp/Instagram AI commerce platform live with Meta's Cloud API, a TRON-based USDT investment platform with a full 2FA/KYC/anomaly-detection security build, and quantitative trading systems processing live market data with documented, tested strategies. KorabTech is where that engineering depth gets applied to client problems.
LinkedIn profileKorabTech doesn't pad a roster with people who don't work here. For engagements that need depth beyond one person — a security audit, a large mobile build, a compliance-heavy integration — we bring in specific, named collaborators for that project, introduced to you directly, with their own track record standing behind them. You'll always know exactly who is working on what.
We are building KorabTech to be the company that Nigeria's best technical talent chooses — not by accident, but because of what we stand for.
We are a new company and we are honest about it. We do not have 10 years of history. What we have is a founding team with deep domain expertise, a market that is clearly underserved, and the conviction to build something that lasts.
Every team member at KorabTech gets full ownership of their technical domain — no layers of management between the engineer and the problem. If you build it here, your name is on it.
Certification is mandatory, not optional. We invest in every engineer's credentials — AWS, GCP, Solidity, CISSP, Snowflake — because it makes the work better and because it is the right thing to do for the people who work here.
We are looking for senior engineers in AI, blockchain, cloud, cybersecurity and data who are done waiting for the Nigerian tech market to be taken seriously — and want to be part of building it.