About

As a smart contract engineer, I began working on smart contracts due to their immutable and transparent nature. My primary focus is to construct secure and efficient smart contracts, with security being my top priority. I utilize Foundry for building these contracts, appreciating its speed and extensive array of cheat codes. Testing smart contracts within Foundry is straightforward and efficient.

As an active contributor in the web3 space, I have made contributions to both the OpenZeppelin library and the Foundry framework. Collaborating with fellow developers has been instrumental in my learning journey. Furthermore, I actively participate in the Foundry course led by Patrick Collins, where I engage in answering queries and assisting others.

Beyond my involvement in the web3 domain, I also specialize in developing comprehensive full-stack applications. These applications facilitate seamless interaction with smart contracts. I leverage NextJs, React Js, and Typescript in the development process.