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Recruiting tools and internal systems. The problem behind each project, what I built, and what it makes possible.

01

Recruiting software In development

Candidate context

Bring recruiters’ scattered conversations, candidate profiles, and relationship context into one searchable database.

Candidate searchConversation contextData enrichment

The problem

A CV tells only part of the story. Availability, preferences, and the history of a relationship can live in separate conversations, leaving recruiters to reconstruct the context each time.

The solution

I’m building a candidate workspace with search, centralized records, and enrichment from Telegram conversations. The focus is making the context behind a profile accessible when a recruiter needs it.

Intended impact

Designed to make existing relationships easier to rediscover and continue. The product is still in development; usage and time savings are the next things to validate.

02

Technical recruiting Built

GitHub sourcing

Start with market mapping, find relevant GitHub projects, and discover engineers through their contributions—including people who are less visible on recruiting platforms.

GitHubContributor discoveryContact research

The problem

Job titles and profile keywords don’t always reveal the engineers doing relevant work. Finding contributors across repositories and researching how to reach them takes repeated manual effort.

The solution

Starting with market mapping of competitors and relevant technologies, the workflow identifies GitHub projects and repositories worth exploring. The sourcing tool surfaces contributors, their work, and available contact information to help reach engineers who may not be active on recruiting platforms.

Impact

Gives sourcing a concrete starting point: the projects an engineer contributes to. It supports more informed research and outreach without treating contribution counts as a complete measure of ability.

03

Internal finance software Built

Tidelog

Connect on-chain financial activity with traditional accounting workflows, from reconciliation to reporting in QuickBooks.

Finance operationsReportingReconciliation

The problem

Finance reporting across on-chain activity and accounting records requires connecting different sources before a team can understand budgets and financial performance.

The solution

I worked with the finance team on Tidelog, an internal dashboard for Orca that brings together on-chain treasury information, P&L, budget tracking, and QuickBooks reconciliation.

Impact

Creates a shared view for reviewing financial activity and budgets, bringing reporting and reconciliation into the same workflow. My contribution connected software delivery with the finance team’s operational needs.

04

DeFi operations Built

Wallet & yield management

An internal tool to track wallet positions and yield across multiple DeFi protocols.

WalletsDeFi positionsYield tracking

The problem

Positions and yield are spread across wallets and protocols, making it difficult to keep a consistent overview without checking each source separately.

The solution

I built an internal wallet management tool to bring positions and yield across multiple DeFi protocols into a shared view.

Impact

Helps the team review its positions and yield together, reducing the need to reconstruct the picture across separate protocol interfaces.

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