Aliloulaye Tchaou — Senior Software Engineer at JS Morlu, turning operational chaos into quiet, dependable systems for finance and audit teams across the D.C. metro area.
Mfumu Code Award — recognition for engineering excellence and consistent, impactful work.
Years shipping production software
Curiosity & continuous improvement
Serving clients across the Washington D.C. metro area and beyond
I grew up fascinated by how things fit together — the boring miracle of one piece of code making someone's entire afternoon disappear in the right way.
Today I'm a Senior Software Engineer at JS Morlu, a US-based accounting and advisory firm. My work sits at the intersection of finance and engineering: building the internal platforms, automations, and audit tools that turn complicated regulatory work into something a small team can actually do well.
I hold a B.Sc. from HECM, was honored with the King of Code (Mfumu Code) award, and have spent years learning that the best engineering decision is usually the one that lets a teammate ship safely on a Friday.
The quiet satisfaction of building something that works so reliably, nobody notices it's there — and the team gets their evening back.
Clear boundaries, observable systems, and test discipline that lets you sleep through a deploy.
B.Sc. from HECM — Algorithms, systems, and the discipline of finishing what you start.
Accra-based, serving clients in the Washington D.C. metro area and worldwide.
Designing application architectures that hold up to a real fiscal year — not a demo. Clear boundaries, observable seams, and the kind of test discipline that lets you sleep through a deploy.
Translating regulatory and accounting reality into interfaces a non-engineer can move quickly through. The win condition is "they stopped opening Excel."
Code reviews that teach, pairing sessions that stick, and a quiet insistence that "I don't know yet" is a respected sentence. The best senior engineers leave the team stronger than they found it.
Senior engineer at a premier accounting and advisory firm. Building internal platforms, audit tools, and automations that serve clients across the D.C. Metro Area — and setting the technical bar for the work that ships.
Started as a contributor shipping features. Earned the senior title by consistently making the codebase a little better than I found it — and by being the person teammates pinged when something felt off.
A community recognition for technical work and the quiet, consistent kind of building that doesn't always make headlines but makes products work.
The foundation. Algorithms, systems, and the discipline of finishing what you start.
The most expensive software in the world is software no one wants to open. Build the kind people return to.
Whether it's a system that needs straightening out, a team you're building, or a problem you can't quite name yet — I read every message.
Currently open to new consulting engagements and interesting conversations.