Bankole Idris, a highly accomplished Frontend Engineer currently at Woodcore Inc., has been officially recognized as the 126th Certified Global Tech Hero and the 31st in the Development Category by The Connected Awards. With a robust career spanning impactful roles at Data InfoSec Consult Limited, Bitpowr Technologies, and FinCode, Idris continues to set benchmarks for excellence in software development.
Global Tech Hero Franklin Oladipo reflected on Idris’ journey, saying, “I remember when he began his tech career about four years ago, driven by an eagerness to learn and grow. Over the years, he has contributed to numerous open-source projects, authored insightful tech articles for both beginners and experts, and consistently delivered his best work on time. Today, Idris mentors many up-and-coming developers, making a positive impact on the tech community.”
ThankGod Friday Oboh added, “In our collaborations, Idris has shown an unmatched passion for contributing to the tech industry. He tackles challenges with innovative solutions, guided by research and best practices. His leadership, mentorship, and unwavering dedication have inspired teams and fostered motivation. Idris exemplifies excellence and reliability in every project he undertakes.”
Qazeem Oladejo, the founder of The Connected Awards, extended his heartfelt congratulations: “Bankole Idris embodies the core values of The Connected Awards—innovation, collaboration, and a relentless pursuit of excellence. His career trajectory and dedication are a testament to what it means to be a true Global Tech Hero.”
Accepting this prestigious recognition, Idris shared, “Being honored by The Connected Awards is a moment of profound gratitude. I deeply appreciate the recognition of my efforts and feel motivated to amplify my contributions to the field of software engineering. The organization’s mission to uplift and inspire young professionals aligns with my passion for growth and community service. I am excited to continue this journey and contribute even more.”
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