Tomiwa (Tommie) Ogunbamowo is an accomplished Software and Cloud Infrastructure Engineer with over eight years of experience architecting and delivering scalable backend systems, AI-driven automation, and cloud-native infrastructures. With successful project delivery experience across North America and Europe, he has led high-impact technology initiatives in Banking, Finance, Defence, and Healthcare, building solutions that drive efficiency, reliability, and digital transformation.

Holding an MSc in Advanced Computing Science from King’s College London and a Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science, Tommie combines deep technical expertise with a strategic understanding of modern enterprise systems. His academic foundation in Distributed Systems, Algorithms, Data Structures, and Information Security complements his ability to design resilient, high-performance infrastructures at scale.

As a Lead Engineer and Architect at TK WebHosts, Tommie leads the development of high-availability infrastructures and AI-powered automation systems supporting over 350 business websites and tens of thousands of daily users. His work focuses on performance optimization, cloud deployment, and intelligent automation leveraging Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) frameworks.

Earlier in his career, Tommie contributed to multiple enterprise-scale modernization projects—streamlining legacy systems, improving performance, and deploying advanced analytics frameworks for international clients. During his tenure at GSK, he led the company’s first AI transformation initiative, deploying cognitive and conversational systems across multiple departments and achieving widespread adoption.

Beyond his technical leadership, Tommie is deeply committed to fostering inclusive growth in technology. He actively champions initiatives that bridge the gap between underrepresented communities and corporate organizations, advocating for education, personal development, and financial empowerment as pathways to sustainable success.

In recognition of his impact and leadership, Tommie was named one of the UK’s Top 10 Black Achievers in 2017, an honour awarded by the UK’s Deputy Prime Minister, David Lammy.