luciobehr

At Quiver.Trade, I was responsible for developing and maintaining the back-end of a trading platform, focusing on system scalability and robustness. I worked on APIs and WebSockets using Elixir (Phoenix), optimizing internal services to enhance efficiency in trade operations. Main responsibilities: Developing APIs for internal and external service communication. Implementing and optimizing WebSockets to ensure low-latency operations. Managing and restructuring Kafka topics to improve message distribution and consumption. Integrating data with BigQuery and Looker Studio, enabling real-time strategic analysis. Creating data processing pipelines for real-time insights. Automating internal processes and monitoring through Discord-integrated bots. Setting up staging environments with Docker, ensuring safer testing before deployment. My work at Quiver.Trade was crucial in optimizing system efficiency, reducing latency, and ensuring a high-performance infrastructure capable of handling a large volume of low-failure, high-scalability operations.

At Futarchy.fi, I worked on the back-end development of an innovative conditional markets project, fully integrated with blockchain and smart contracts. The project gained significant attention in the crypto community, being presented at Devcon and discussed by leading figures such as Vitalik Buterin, the creator of Ethereum. My key contributions included: Developing GraphQL queries to extract data from smart contracts and blockchain sources. Implementing API integrations with Blockscout (Gnosis Scan) for transaction analysis and data visualization. Creating and managing ABIs for dynamic interaction with smart contracts. Integrating the Elixir-based back-end with GraphQL queries, ensuring smooth blockchain communication. Processing and structuring returned data for API exposure. Futarchy.fi’s innovative approach to conditional markets has sparked discussions within the Web3 ecosystem, positioning it as a promising solution for decentralized governance and prediction-based economic models.