0xFable is (will be) a fully on-chain trading card game that is fully and permissionlessly extensible by third-party developers. Announcement soon™️.

I mostly worked on the design & architecture of Bedrock, from inception to feature-completeness. Bedrock is the new release of the Optimism L2 (rollup) blockchain, which currently secures upward of 1B$ in assets. Bedrock is also the basis for the OP Stack, an open-source modular rollup architecture available to all.I was involved in almost every design discussion, wrote the major part of the specification, as well as the Bedrock whitepaper (to be released soon).Additionally, I did the initial discovery & cleanup work on Cannon, as well as set a tentative roadmap. Cannon is a fault proof system (the system that secures optimistic rollups like Optimism) originally devised by the legendary Georges Hotz. Cannon will be one of the main focus on Optimism going into 2023.I also dabbled in other functions. On the side of business development, I was instrumental in bringing Velodrome Finance to Optimism, a distributed exchange (DEX) onto Optimism, where it now has 75M$ in total locked value, and just shy of 3B$ in cumulative transaction volume. I also helped handle the relationships with our "protocol partners", including organizations such as Flashbots, Shutter Network, Cartesi, ...I delivered many conference talks, including at top venues like ETH[CC] and Devcon, on topics such as Bedrock, Cannon, as well as ideas regarding future direction like MEV-handling and cross-rollup atomic transactions.

I gave a course on compiler engineering to master students in the computer science and civil engineering programs.You can learn more about the course on its homepage: https://norswap.com/compilers/

Working on the GraalVM project, and in particular the implementation of TruffleRuby.

I successfully defended my thesis — "Principled Procedural Parsing" — under the supervision of professor Kim Mens. See the links for the PDF and a list of publications.PDF: https://norswap.com/pubs/thesis.pdfList of publications: https://norswap.com/publications/

Famest is a fashion start-up based on the idea of letting users tag their clothes to enable a form of participative marketing.I was in charge of the overhaul of the Famest iPhone app in order to improve its reliability and maintainability, as well as transition it towards iOS 7.

I gave labs in "Programming Language Concepts" with prof Peter van Roy and "Computer Systems I" with prof Olivier Bonaventure.