Frontend Engineer building trading interfaces, DeFi products, and real-time crypto applications.
I work on frontend systems for crypto products where speed, clarity, and execution matter.
My recent work includes prediction market products, DEX and perp frontends, low-latency market interfaces, and trading-focused user flows. I mainly work with Next.js, React, and TypeScript, with a strong focus on performance, state architecture, and real-time updates.
Built the frontend for an attention markets product from design to implementation. Worked on the full UI flow, from structuring product screens in Figma to shipping the frontend using modern tooling and MCP-assisted workflows. Focused on making the interface clear, fast, and usable for market-heavy products.
Worked on a prediction market aggregator. Built copy trading and sports mode interfaces, improved frontend performance, implemented login flows with Privy, and integrated Polymarket and Kalshi charting experiences.
Built the DEX and perp frontend from scratch using Next.js and TypeScript. Developed swap, add/remove liquidity, and login flows, and created a custom store library to handle high-frequency market updates with lower latency than standard state tooling.
Engineered and maintained web applications using React, Express, PostgreSQL, and Redis. Built and shipped new product features, improved job scheduling flows, developed a blockchain transaction indexer for faster data retrieval, managed smart contract deployments, and created a price indexer that aggregated data from multiple APIs and DEXes.
- Built an arbitrage bot for prediction markets between Kalshi and Polymarket
- Built a custom last-second sniping strategy for Polymarket
- Built liquidation bots for Aave, Liquity, and Morpho, focused on execution speed and monitoring liquidation opportunities
- Trading and market interfaces
- Real-time frontend systems
- Frontend architecture
- Wallet auth and execution flows
- DeFi and prediction market products
- Performance optimization
Next.js, React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, ethers.js, Privy, Zustand, websocket-based systems, charting libraries