Solidity Developer

My Web3 journey began five years ago when I started developing smart contracts. Around three years ago, I joined the Human Protocol team, where I contributed to the protocol architecture, developed Solidity smart contracts from scratch, and built SDKs in TypeScript, Python, and Rust. I also designed and implemented the protocol's oracle infrastructure, enabling the processing of user-provided data and the delivery of verified results to the blockchain.

In early 2024, I had the privilege of attending the Polkadot Blockchain Academy in Hong Kong, where I deepened my expertise in Substrate, Rust, and FRAME development, while experimenting with Ink! smart contracts and diving into cryptography and blockchain technology. This experience not only broadened my technical knowledge but also connected me with a vibrant community of passionate Web3 developers.

Beyond protocol-level development, I have actively contributed to several open-source projects. One of these is the Equito Protocol, an advanced cross-chain messaging protocol designed to facilitate secure and efficient asset and message transfer between different blockchain networks. I implemented routing smart contracts and a validation node with signature verification mechanisms and data encryption for end-to-end message routing.

Most recently, I led a team at the Starknet Winter Hackathon, where we won a category with ThePass — an open-source project leveraging Zero-Knowledge Proofs (ZKPs) for secure data verification. In ThePass, I implemented the verifier in Cairo and utilized Stone Prover and Integrity tools for proof generation and on-chain verification.

I am passionate about creating secure and scalable smart contracts, contributing to open-source libraries, and ensuring that blockchain applications are built on strong cryptographic principles. I am excited about the opportunity to bring my expertise in Solidity, Rust, Cairo, and SDK development to a forward-thinking team and collaborate on cutting-edge blockchain solutions.