Abdul-Azeez Balogun is an Aerospace Engineer with a first class honours from the University of the West of England, Bristol, UK.  
He has technical competencies in metal manufacturing such as \\'horizontal-axis lathing\\', \\'vertical-axis mil-machining\\' and many others.  
Abdul-Azeez has impressive programming prowess, demonstrated through the implementation of languages such as ´C´, ´python´, ´V+´, and MATLAB in various real-life applications including ‘PICK-AND-PLACE ROBOTS’, and ‘ground control stations for unmanned aircrafts’.
He was the recipient of the best overall individual engineering project award, by developing a virtual model to investigate a novel flight-control system for civil aircrafts.
Abdul-Azeez received the Dean’s award for academic excellence during the 2016/2017 session.
He received the highest score for developing a sustainable, creative, and innovative business idea aimed at tackling waste management within the Bristol area. He is a member of the Institute of Mechanical Engineers (UK), as well as the Royal Aeronautic Engineering Society.
He has worked as a Powerplant Test Engineer at the Bristol Robotics Lab – Aviation Test Facility. Bristol, England.  He has also interned as a Propulsion-Integration Engineer at Unmanned Flight Laboratory (UFL). Bristol, United Kingdom.
Currently he is observing his National Youth Service at the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA).
When Abdul-Azeez is not working with machines he is advocating for accessible living, and assistive technology integration for people living with disabilities. His sports portfolio includes swimming, cycling, motorsport, goalball, and powerboating.
He is a thrill and adventure seeking fellow with exploits ranging from rock-climbing, to skydiving, ballooning, and off-roading