I find where billions move on broken rails — and I fix the rails.
I'm a protocol engineer obsessed with the plumbing of finance. Smart contracts that custody real capital. AI inference systems that can't afford downtime. Backend architecture where a bug isn't a ticket — it's a liquidation event.
Most of my work lives at the uncomfortable intersection where money meets code with no undo button.
I don't build demos. I build things that hold.
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Collateralized stability protocol with Chainlink oracle integration. Handles pricing, liquidation logic, and redemption flows on mainnet.
→ Deployed. Holding real value. |
Multi-model routing engine with sub-100ms latency targets, automatic failover, and cost-aware model selection. Production-grade, not a weekend wrapper.
→ 99.99% uptime target. Serving live traffic. |
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Forked & extended NetAlertX for distributed asset discovery and continuous network monitoring. Contributed upstream.
→ 5.6k+ stars on the parent project. |
Gas-optimized ERC-20 distribution system using Merkle tree proofs. Built for protocols that need to distribute tokens to thousands without burning a treasury on gas.
→ Audited. Optimized. Battle-tested. |
Contracts 
Systems 
Infra 
I'm looking for the next system to tear apart and rebuild — somewhere capital flows at scale on infrastructure that hasn't been rethought in decades. Trade finance, cross-border settlement, insurance underwriting, commodity logistics — the kind of systems where fixing one protocol-level inefficiency moves nine figures.
If you're building in that space, or breaking into it, I want to talk.
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