Backend & real-time systems
Production Rust services, WebSocket pipelines, exchange integrations, and APIs engineered for low latency and predictable operation.
Rust engineer · Real-time systems · Automation · Product engineering
Engineering systems that solve real problems.
I build real-time infrastructure, exchange integrations, automation, and focused software products where reliability, performance, and practical usability directly affect the outcome.
Rust & React · Building applications & tools people use
Capabilities
One engineer across the whole system.
From backend infrastructure to applications and tools people actually use.
Trading infrastructure
Execution tooling, market-data interfaces, risk-aware automation, and responsive dashboards shaped by real trading workflows.
Product engineering
End-to-end products across web, desktop, and Android—built with pragmatic architecture and a relentless focus on useful outcomes.
Highlighted systems
Products built from problem to production.
Three end-to-end systems showing how I turn data, integrations, and real operational needs into reliable products—across trading, AI, desktop, mobile, and beyond.
Fyxtez Terminal
A focused crypto futures terminal with live charts, persistent drawing systems, risk-aware sizing, order execution, and a workflow shaped around active decision-making.
Public demo · Private production
Aegis
A local-first Linux desktop assistant for Binance, combining AI orchestration with a Rust boundary that keeps exchange access and credentials on the user's machine.
Public beta · Open source
Exchange Positions
A private Android companion for monitoring Binance and MEXC positions, normalized account state, ROI, pricing, and connection health from one live view.
Private · Personal productionWorking principles
Pragmatic by default. Precise where it matters.
I build high-signal systems that stay understandable under real load. The goal is not architectural theatre—it is software that moves quickly, fails clearly, and costs less to operate.
- 01Data → transform → outcome
- 02Operational clarity over abstraction
- 03Fast systems, quiet infrastructure
- 04Build what people actually need
Open to serious work
Need a system that solves a real problem?
I'm interested in Rust, real-time infrastructure, exchange integrations, automation, and useful products built to solve concrete problems.
FyxtezProject and engineering inquiries
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