Dmitry Sorkin is a staff-level systems engineer and co-founder with nearly two decades of experience building high-performance, low-level software across cryptography, VMs, and runtime tooling. He specializes in Rust and C++ unsafe systems programming, SIMD/assembly (AVX-512, SVE2), and squeezing software performance close to hardware limits while keeping code production-grade. At Matter Labs he delivered SIMD-optimized cryptographic tooling, a custom RISC-V interpreter with ~5.8 cycles per guest instruction, and a high-throughput circuit resolution pipeline; he now leads next-gen execution infrastructure for Ethereum at Velarium. His background spans compilers, ELF/DWARF tooling, WebAssembly runtimes, and VM profiling, and he’s happiest buried in deep technical research and rapid domain mastery. Notably, he has a track record of turning low-level breakthroughs (e.g., 37% FFT improvement and kernel-level ARM wins) into deployable systems rather than lab proofs. Based in Israel, he’s open to challenges wherever software needs to hug the CPU.
Microdot: An open source .NET microservices framework
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:39 commits, 47 PRs, 99 pushes in 7 months
Contributions summary:Dmitry primarily focused on upgrading and maintaining the project's build process and dependencies. This included updating paket to a dotnet tool and adding test adapters. They also made changes to configuration and environment variable handling, refactoring code related to configuration loading and parsing. Furthermore, the user fixed several issues with testing infrastructure, including resolving conflicting tests.
Contributions:1 PR, 30 pushes, 2 branches in 4 years 4 months
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