This issue: orderbooks, agentic systems, and a market maker written in C++. The trophy shelf is mostly under-25 hackathon hardware, the résumé sits on page 06, and the contact line is open until the inbox catches fire. Read top to bottom — or skip around. The table of contents is your map.
— H.S.
I write whatever the system actually needs — Rust when latency matters, C++ when MT5 says so, TypeScript when shipping fast wins, Solidity when the hackathon clock is at hour 47. Two engineering jobs in parallel because shipping is the most fun thing on the internet, and most of what I build runs behind closed doors. The rest is on GitHub. Still very much just getting started.
Architecting end-to-end trading infrastructure for AI-driven risk management at financial institutions. Owning the stack from C++ MT5 plugins through Rust microservices (order/log ingestion, relay servers, analytics) to NATS messaging, Datadog observability, and onchain invoicing routines.
whitebeard.ai ↗Building agentic AI systems, market intelligence infrastructure, and content engines. From multi-agent orchestration and legal AI to real-time orderbook tracking and cold email generation — I build the core products.
elcara.io ↗Always down to talk trading systems, AI infra, weird hackathon ideas, or a contract that pays in commits. The faster the system, the rarer the language, the better. I read every email — even if it takes me a day to reply.