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Hi — I’m Subhadeep

I build Solana on-chain programs and full-stack dApps with a focus on secure, production-ready Rust development.
Currently sharpening low-level engineering skills and building protocol primitives (AMMs, staking, VRF automation).


Quick snapshot

  • Location: Durgapur, West Bengal, IN
  • Focus: Solana, Rust, Anchor, on-chain systems, security-minded engineering
  • Personal style: pragmatic, curious about systems, product-oriented

What I build

  • On-chain programs (Anchor + Rust): staking, AMMs, NFT tooling, scheduled automation.
  • Full-stack dApps (TypeScript, Next.js) that integrate on-chain logic and web UX.
  • Secure-by-default workflow: tests, CI, simulation, deterministic state handling.

Featured projects

  • Rust-learnings — My Rust learning journey from Zero to Employed.
  • Gacha-gotcha — Built an on-chain NFT marketplace where users can purchase NFT packs with different rarity distributions and trade the resulting NFTs.
  • IP-sniffer — Basic implementation of what I understand about IP sniffing.
  • quasar — A blazing fast Solana program framework.
  • excalidraw — Virtual whiteboard for sketching hand-drawn-like diagrams.

Tech stack & tools

Rust • Anchor • Solana • TypeScript • Node • Next.js • PostgreSQL • GitHub Actions • Docker


What I’m learning

  • Rust internals: ownership model at the compiler level, memory layout, lifetimes, unsafe primitives.
  • Pinocchio-style succinct proofs and succinct proof systems (conceptual study for verifiable compute).
  • no-std, zero-dependency Rust frameworks — building small, auditable runtime code for constrained environments.
  • Low-level engineering: systems programming, state packing, deterministic runtime behavior, careful gas/compute reasoning.

My priorities

  • Ship correct, well-tested systems — not just prototypes.
  • Write small, auditable primitives that scale (and are easy to review).
  • Learn the systems that enable secure, efficient on-chain computation.

Want to chat about

  • Rust internals, no-std development, or audit-friendly code? Ping me.
  • Recruiting, mentorship, or freelance protocol work — I’m open to opportunities.

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