Product Manager & Ui/ux Designer

Victory Onah is a Product manager and UI/UX Designer, a graduate of Physics Electronics and Computer Technology from the University of Calabar He is also a Practitioner, Co-creator and Team AI Essential Badge in the IBM course. Victory is a certified Visual Art Designer from the University of California. He is the Founder of V-Tech corp.; a software solution based company that has empowered young tech talents in partnership with NGOs like ACCD (After School for Career Center Development), PSIFON ( full meaning), The Lift hub and other companies, to mention few. He has trained and educated over a 100 budding tech talents and is pioneering a movement for girl empowerment in tech careers in his community. In his expertise as a Product Manager for over 3 years with effective reasoning skills, leadership and solution oriented goals, Victory has worked with brands like LiteStack, Kre8tivehub, AZED Communication, Buy 7 star, amongst others; designing, consulting and building several products. As a Tech Expert with over 4 years of experience Victory has managed and designed over 50 software tailored at providing solutions to everyday problems. Victory believes in simplifying life and being able to use his skill to develop products that will go far in solving problems for a large population is his life's goal. Victory is passionate about contributing to the growth and progress of people and finding solutions to their everyday problem. He has serves as a mentor with Street Priests an NGO that helps abandoned children on the streets, through his experience in tech he helped build the ICCT center (Individual child care training) and a database record for the street kids. Victory received an award from Street Priests for his selfless commitment to the cause. A Creative Product Manager & UIUX Designer with outstanding talents for developing unique custom artwork. Offering innovative approach to idea and concept development. Bringing three years of expertise overseeing individual projects and brand development collections.