this issue: a coin-sized health sensor, some trading infra, and a market maker written in C++. i'm cofounding Vena (health hardware that hides behind the watch you already wear) while keeping the trades moving at WhiteBeard. the trophy shelf is mostly under-25 hackathon hardware, the résumé's on page 06, and the inbox is open (give it a day). read top to bottom or skip around. the contents page has you.
— H.S.
i write whatever the system actually needs. Rust when latency matters, C++ when MT5 insists, TypeScript when shipping fast wins, Solidity when the hackathon clock hits hour 47. two jobs at once because building is the most fun thing on the internet. most of it runs behind closed doors; the rest is on GitHub. still very much just getting started.
the whole trading stack, top to bottom. C++ MT5 plugins, Rust services for order and log ingestion, relay servers, analytics, glued together with NATS, Datadog, and onchain invoicing. if a trade moves, something i wrote probably touched it.
whitebeard.ai ↗a health sensor the size of a coin that hides behind the analog watch you already wear. heart rate, SpO₂, HRV, sleep, no new thing on your wrist. i run the hardware, the brand, and the slightly unreasonable 3D site.
heyvena.com ↗agentic AI systems, market-intel infra, content engines. multi-agent orchestration, legal AI, real-time orderbook tracking, cold email. i built the core of it.
elcara.io ↗always down to talk trading systems, AI infra, weird hackathon ideas, or a contract that pays in commits. the faster the system and the rarer the language, the better. i read everything. might take a day, but it gets read.