Selected work
Public launches and owned products built to survive real users, volatile markets, and difficult infrastructure.
Technical lead
Technical lead on the Bitcoin pipeline that inscribed the original 1,500-piece collection, then helped turn its recursive assets into a programmable system for traits, animation, customization, and games.
Lead smart contract and launch engineer
Lead engineer for a seven-figure Ethereum mint: contract, allowlist, sale controls, metadata, and payout path, carried from deployment through a 3,223-token sell-out.
Product engineering
Product engineering for a fully on-chain Bitcoin game where more than 58,000 pets can be fed, evolve through six stages, or die permanently—without an off-chain game server.
Inscription pipeline engineering
Inscription-pipeline engineering for one of the largest public-interest Ordinals runs: mapping 76,911 Afghan War Diary records into a resumable, verifiable multi-block archive on Bitcoin.
Publisher and builder
An owned AI publishing system that turns a reader’s stated interests into a confirmed, structured preference profile before any edition is sent.
The standard behind the work
Across every project, I stay close to the critical path, plan for failure, and leave clear evidence behind.
I stay with the part that can sink the product, not only the part that is easy to present.
Retries, limits, review states, and operator visibility are part of the system from the start.
Public sources, readable architecture, instrumentation, and a clean handoff make the work easier to trust.