I design and ship production-grade infrastructure in Rust on Solana and beyond. On-chain protocols, real-time indexers, and the backend services that connect them. From smart contract to live mainnet, end to end.
Not prototypes. Each one runs live on a real network, handling real value and real data.
A Rust service that subscribes to the live Solana program-log stream over WebSocket, decodes Raydium AMM swap events, and persists them to Postgres in batches. Bounded-channel backpressure, exponential-backoff reconnect, idempotent writes, and an Axum query API. Indexing mainnet right now.
Post a crypto reward on any open GitHub issue. Funds lock in an on-chain escrow PDA and release automatically to the contributor whose pull request merges, with no manual review and no custodian. A Rust service watches the GitHub GraphQL API for merged PRs and triggers winner selection on-chain.
A bulk payment protocol that lets crypto teams send payouts to hundreds of wallets in a single transaction, with automatic scheduling for recurring runs. Built as a Rust and TypeScript monorepo, with the on-chain program handling batched transfers and a scheduler driving payroll-style disbursements.
Deep in Rust and Solana, comfortable across the full stack. I pick tools by fit, not habit.
From shipping mobile apps at scale to building on-chain infrastructure in Rust.
I'm a full-stack engineer who lives in Rust, specializing in the Solana blockchain. I have a real command of the ownership model, async, error handling, and the idiomatic patterns that keep systems safe under load.
What I care about most is shipping things that actually run. It is one thing to write a smart contract; it is another to take it all the way to mainnet with the indexing, the backend, the reconnect logic, and the deployment that make it a real service. That end-to-end ownership is where I am strongest.
If you are building on Solana, or you need a backend engineer comfortable reading a smart contract and wiring up the pipeline around it, that is exactly the work I want.