Mira
Okafor
I design calm, rigorous software for climate-tech startups turning messy field and grid data into decisions their operators can trust at 3 a.m.
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9Years of independent practice
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23Products shipped to market
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€310MRaised by clients after launch
Lisbon, Portugal
WEST · UTC+1Hi, I'm Mira
I spent six years designing fleet tools at a Berlin mobility company before going independent in 2017. Today I work only with climate-tech teams in energy, carbon and freight, on the software their operators open every morning. I join for eight to sixteen weeks, sit in on customer calls and ship alongside your engineers, not ahead of them.
Available from January 2027
One product slot open for Q1
8–16 week engagements, remote or in Lisbon
Tidewater's operators were juggling four tools to balance 2.1 GW of offshore wind. I designed one console that ranks alerts by grid impact and shipped it with their team in eleven weeks.Read the case study →
Plots verified this season, Pará
Verdant's field crews measure trees where there's no signal for days. Canopy works fully offline, syncs when a phone finds a tower, and cut verification from six weeks to nine days.Read the case study →
Finance teams were abandoning setup at the first emissions import. A guided import with sensible defaults got them to a first report in under an hour.Read the case study →
Helio's pricing asked members to understand kilowatt-peak before buying. We priced by roof instead, and conversion more than doubled within a quarter.Read the case study →
Planners at Kinetic defaulted to trucks because rail options were buried three screens deep. Loop shows the rail leg first, with cost and CO₂ side by side, for every Iberian lane.Read the case study →
Craft and tools
Disciplines · years
- Interaction design12
- Product strategy9
- Data visualisation8
- Design systems6
Tools · years
- Figma9
- Framer5
- Observable4
- Linear4
- Rive3
Right now
- Designing a heat-pump installer app for Calor
- Reading Hannah Ritchie's Not the End of the World
- Planning a field week with Verdant's crews in Pará