Building DevEx
for the open web.
Senior Developer Relations Engineer at Nethermind. 5+ years shipping SDKs, developer tooling, and protocol integrations across EVM and non-EVM chains. I close the gap between complex protocols and the developers building on top of them.
Five years,
one through-line.
Things I've built
with good people.
MCP server bridging Celo on-chain data to Claude and Cursor.
On-chain options on 1inch execution rights; MEV-resistant TWAP.
Prize-winner across three tracks: Bunzz, Polygon, and Scroll.
Notes from
the workbench.
ERC-4337 proved account abstraction could ship without a hard fork. Three years into production, the cost of that choice is visible: a permanent gas premium, a bundler oligopoly, a continuous audit surface on the EntryPoint contract, and a delegation cousin in EIP-7702 that already has its own phishing category. Native AA at the protocol level is the only architecture left that can close those gaps.