Leonard Stutzer is a Senior Consultant and software engineer with 10 years’ experience building high-throughput data systems, microservice architectures, and Layer 1–3 blockchain solutions. He has driven secure, scalable DLT deployments in regulated environments—most notably architecting an EVM-based platform and a 10,000 TPS ZK-rollup integration for a central bank—and shipped performance-critical systems processing hundreds of thousands of data points per second. Comfortable across the stack, he combines Terraform/Ansible IaC, NestJS APIs, Postgres, and TypeScript to take features from concept to production while collaborating with open-source maintainers. Leonard’s background blends rigorous academic research on cross-chain smart contract synchronization with hands-on product delivery at startups and enterprises. Outside engineering he channels endurance and discipline from marathon, rowing, and long-distance cycling achievements, and brings creative perspective as a published poet and pianist. Based in Berlin, he’s a pragmatic problem-solver who enjoys puzzle-like technical challenges and shipping robust, auditable solutions.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Computer Science, Master of Science - MS Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Master of Science - MS Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Master of Science - MS Minor in Innovation & Entrepreneurship at EIT Digital Alumni
Master of Science - MS Innovation in Information and Communication Technologies, Master of Science - MS Innovation in Information and Communication Technologies at Technische Universität Berlin
Business Organization and Management; Economics; Accounting, Business Organization and Management; Economics; Accounting at The Southport School, Queensland, AUSTRALIA
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