Python

I suspect my company is planning to part ways with me in a month or two. No rush and low key still figuring if itay be a good moment to focus on building my own projects but if anybody was looking for a python expert, junior zk researcher, dev generalist, technical co-founder, or a tech lead (maybe a fractional CTO, not sure if that's for me) please feel free to DM me or look me up, I'm public (my professional profiles are not updated yet but should explain my experience well enough).

See you in Argentina soon!
Invisible Garden -> DevConnect -> EthGlobal

Ethereum

Well, I really like ZK identity systems recently, most of my hack projects are little experiments in that general area... Ethereum protocol is fun. ZK-ML stuff somewhat disappoints me in its current state although I still like the general idea. FHE is promising, and I guess I wouldn't exclude any other progcrypto as well. If a project is about one of those things - consider me extra interested.

But ultimately pretty much anything with a big enough backend can be interesting if done right (I generally find designing API endpoints in e.g. fastapi and manually coding python on my mechanical keyboard quite satisfying, at least if there's enough complexity) and I think at this point of my life I'd prefer to do something completely new to me subject matter-wise.

Building a cure for cancer onchain 👩‍⚕️
I'm also an expert in tokenomics and brand design. dm for collabs

Sorry about that, tbh I feel like employment is a scam cause it means your future is in someone else hands. Myself I got laid off abruptly at a really tricky period in my life but I was able to bounce back and you will too

Well, we had a discussion about progress and expectations and they demoted me to, like, a regular coder and I'd say they are probably aware of the problems and might try to make changes in the team and they seem to ignore me and I've seen LI posts for a leadership position without details from one of the founders.

(Could be for a different project, I don't want to ask, it doesn't really matter - they are very unlikely to find anyone to pick up this project and make a short-term difference and I don't plan to go malicious, it will be a nice professional transition if they decide to go through with it.)

Ultimately the question is whether I think the project is going to be successful and good for my CV and I have my PMF doubts (even though I am motivated to make it happen.) If something good comes along around now it might make things simpler for everyone. If not I'll probably just hack my own projects and maybe do a EF internship (before getting this job appeared my thought was to become a core dev.)