I build AI systems, blockchain infrastructure and the security layer underneath them — and I lead OtterChain, the US engineering studio behind them.
I'm the CEO of OtterChain, a US engineering studio. I set the technical direction and lead the team across AI, blockchain and full-stack delivery — and I still work inside the repo, because scoping a system I wouldn't be willing to build myself is how projects get quoted wrong.
Day to day that means shipping scalable SaaS platforms, AI automation and LLM integrations for founders and teams who need the thing to hold up in production rather than in a demo.
My own background is Web3 — trading infrastructure, on-chain products and the communities around them. That is where the security instinct comes from: when a bug moves real money, you stop treating hardening as a phase that happens at the end.
The work below is a selection from OtterChain's portfolio. It is team work, and it is credited as such throughout.
Most engagements touch more than one of these. That is the point of keeping them in the same team rather than stitching three vendors together.
Retrieval pipelines, real-time copilots and autonomous agents — built to stay accurate once they leave the demo, with evaluation and guardrails treated as part of the build rather than a follow-up.
Smart contracts, trading infrastructure and on-chain products across TON, Solana and EVM networks — including the latency-sensitive parts most teams would rather not own.
Audits, hardening and monitoring — the layer that decides whether everything above it can be trusted. Usually the cheapest work on a project and the most expensive to skip.
Full-stack SaaS platforms end to end, scoped against what they cost to run rather than what looks good in a deck — architecture, delivery and the operational reality after launch.
Every one of these is OtterChain team work. Where a number appears it belongs to the project, not to any one person on it.
With the team at OtterChain
A personal AI agent that runs entirely on your own machine rather than someone else's cloud — the privacy-first answer to hosted assistants.
With the team at OtterChain
A real-time copilot for the moments that decide a career — the live interview, the client call, the job bid. It builds a private knowledge base from your résumé and the role, then sits alongside the conversation as it happens.
With the team at OtterChain
An AI assistant that answers a business's website visitors in real time, qualifies them as the conversation unfolds, and hands over a scored lead instead of an anonymous session.
With the team at OtterChain
The full web platform for a US heavy-haul carrier, with an AI layer that helps the business quote, route and dispatch — designed, built and technically managed end to end.
With the team at OtterChain
A mobile-first Telegram Mini App for social prediction gaming on TON — football, crypto and community moments turned into simple challenges, with no app-store download in the way.
With the team at OtterChain
A cross-venue system that spots the same short-window outcome priced differently on two prediction markets and takes both sides — latency-sensitive, and unforgiving of a slow feed.
Nothing here is chosen to be interesting. It is chosen because someone else on the team can pick it up on a Monday and the thing still runs.
Whether it's an AI system that needs to survive contact with real users, on-chain infrastructure handling real money, or a security review before either goes live — send me the short version and I'll tell you honestly whether I'm the right person for it.