Rust engineer building trading infrastructure on Solana and EVM Execution systems, market making, and the low-latency plumbing underneath them.
I work on the parts of trading systems where mistakes are expensive: making illegal states unrepresentable, exhaustive testing, and performance that's measured rather than asserted. Most of my work is one long effort toward a composable cross-venue execution platform. The public repos below are pieces of it while the main system is still private.
- solana-protocols — decode, quote, and build Solana AMM swaps, with the slot-versioned account cache that makes quoting from live state possible. Compile-time layouts, mainnet-fixture-pinned.
- arber-terminal — a complete Ethereum arbitrage & execution system built solo over ~18 months. Custom routing, REVM simulation, Reth integration, a TUI. Archived, published for reference.
- simulation — a revm-based EVM fork-simulation engine that lazily forks live chain state over RPC.
- evm-providers — read Ethereum state directly from a reth node's database, behind ergonomic provider abstractions.
- erc — toolkit for inspecting ERC-20 tokens: metadata, EIP-2612 permits, allowances.
- keystore — encrypted Ethereum keystore (Web3 Secret Storage v3).
- claude-orchestrator — a centralized orchestrator for Claude CLI agents: metrics, prompt templates, a TOML-defined agent hierarchy.
Rust · Solana · EVM · market microstructure · low-latency systems talonlabs.io