Francisco Landino
Blockchain Director at Lemon Cash
Vicente López, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Top SchoolFrancisco Landino is a Blockchain Director with 11 years of technology and delivery leadership experience, currently shaping product and technical strategy at Lemon Cash—Argentina’s leading crypto wallet and exchange with 1.9M users. He combines hands-on Solidity and EVM expertise with cross-functional leadership, having built large-scale crypto products like Lemon Nation (550k+ NFT owners), proofs of solvency, and DeFi integrations while expanding into five Latin American markets. Previously he led strategic blockchain initiatives at IOHK, coordinating Cardano–Ethereum bridge and oracle work and contributing to staking and stablecoin planning. Known for running developer trainings and hiring senior technical talent, he blends product vision, community engagement, and rigorous technical architecture to move web3 projects from research to production. An unexpected strength is his background in delivery management and Ruby on Rails/AWS engineering, which gives him a pragmatic operations-first approach to blockchain productization.
11 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachiller, Bachiller at St. Luke's CollegeIngeniería en Informática, Ingeniería en Informática at Universidad de Buenos Aires
English, Spanish
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Github Skills (14)
sinatra6
ruby-on-rails5
defaults5
mhealth5
rails5
period4
ruby4
blockchain3
ethereum3
jwt2
authentication2
rails-api1
api1
endpoints1
Programming languages (3)
Github contributions (5)
pciruzzi/template-tp-grupal
Apr 2016 - Jun 2016
Contributions:113 commits, 87 pushes, 25 branches in 2 months
plandino/clienteUdrive
Sep 2015 - Nov 2015
Contributions:1 release, 50 pushes, 17 branches in 2 months
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