I design, build and audit smart-contract systems that move real value. From gas-tight Solidity and Rust programs to indexers, bridges and the tooling around them, I focus on protocols that are secure by construction, verifiable on-chain, and pleasant for other developers to build on.
The layers of the stack I ship into production, from consensus-adjacent code down to the dashboards people actually click.
Upgradeable, gas-optimised contracts with strict invariants and minimal trust assumptions.
High-throughput programs and off-chain services where performance and memory safety matter.
Fuzzing, invariant testing and formal reasoning before anything touches mainnet.
Rollups, cross-chain messaging and bridge design with conservative failure modes.
Event pipelines and subgraphs that turn raw chain state into queryable, reliable data.
Typed, wallet-aware interfaces with clear transaction states and safe signing UX.
A few systems I've architected or led, each audited, monitored and running on mainnet.
A modular ERC-4626 yield aggregator routing deposits across lending markets on Ethereum and Arbitrum. Strategy modules are hot-swappable behind a timelocked governor, with invariant-tested accounting and per-strategy loss caps.
A rate-limited cross-chain token bridge with a Rust relayer network, optimistic verification windows and an automated circuit breaker that pauses flows on anomalous volume.
An Anchor-based governance framework with delegated voting, vote-escrowed weights and on-chain treasury streaming, adopted by several community DAOs as their default stack.
A reorg-aware EVM event indexer that streams decoded logs into PostgreSQL with typed GraphQL output, built to replace brittle hosted subgraphs for internal analytics.
Where I've worked, and what shipped while I was there.
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