Web3 Talent

I got into the blockchain space about 6 years ago, and founded the Caribbean Blockchain Network. There, we focused primarily on content creation, research, and hosting blockchain events in the Netherlands and Curaçao, with the aim to “bridge the blockchain knowledge gap” that is inherent to the Caribbean. Not too long after, I realized that in order to have a real impact, I needed to learn programming so I could contribute to collective ownership, resource distribution, and better governance.

Fast forward to 2021: after multiple volunteer projects in Asia, participation in an Ethereum hackathon, and completing a blockchain bootcamp at Consensys, I managed to land my first two professional gigs. One was a contract position as a Lead at Heirloom DAO, and the other was a full-time role at an outsourcing agency in Vietnam. Following these experiences, I worked on a decentralized domain naming protocol for hashtag.space, which eventually led to working at Consensys.

What makes me great is my versatility, openness, team-oriented nature, all-around hustle mentality, and my unlimited motivation to become a master programmer in this space. I want to bring my aspirations to life by building applications that help people achieve economic security and liberty.