10+ years designing backend and blockchain systems — microservices migrations, a decentralized NFT marketplace, smart contracts shipped on Ethereum in Solidity and Rust. Now going deeper on Rust as the primary language for the systems and decentralized-infra layer.
10+ years building systems across C#, Node, and blockchain — the constant is how the system is designed, not what it's written in.
10+ years designing and shipping production systems — enterprise microservices migrations in C#/.NET and Node, e-commerce platforms processing six figures in monthly orders, and blockchain systems including a self-built decentralized NFT marketplace that processed $50K+ in transactions in its first six months.
That marketplace is where Rust earned a permanent place in the stack — smart contracts on Ethereum written in both Solidity and Rust, optimized hard enough to cut gas fees 20%. The pattern across every role is the same: system design first — where state lives, how components fail, what breaks under load — with the language chosen to fit the job.
The next chapter is deliberately Rust-first: deepening systems-level Rust for decentralized infrastructure, distributed systems, and the kind of work where compile-time guarantees aren't optional.
Chronological — same as a commit history. Most recent at the top.
One real product already live. The rest are deliberately scoped systems-level builds going deeper into Rust.
A decade of backend and blockchain systems — Rust sits at the center going forward.
Open to Rust and decentralized infra roles, systems design work, and conversations with teams building distributed systems. Also open to remote C# / Node work — a decade of production experience there isn't going anywhere.
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