Matthew Callens is a founding engineer and full-stack software developer with 10 years of experience building security-first cloud architectures and production systems, now focused on blockchain and crypto innovation. He has blended enterprise-grade security work at TransUnion and T. Rowe Price with hands-on blockchain engineering at Jet Protocol and open-source contributions to major Solana tooling like the Anchor framework. Comfortable across Rust, TypeScript, and backend systems, he has implemented low-level improvements (BPF mem syscall writer, Account types) that reflect deep systems and protocol understanding. Based in Baltimore, he combines startup grit from Backpack with a disciplined infrastructure background from Immutability, bringing both product-driven delivery and protocol-level craftsmanship to web3 projects.
10 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
UMBC
High School, High School at Mount Saint Joseph High School
Contributions:33 reviews, 36 commits, 58 PRs in 1 year 1 month
Contributions summary:Matthew contributed extensively to the Anchor framework, specifically focusing on adding features and making improvements to the underlying language and core functionalities. Their work includes implementing Box<T> for the AccountsClose trait, adding a SystemAccount<'info> account type, and incorporating a new internal writer utilizing BPF mem syscalls. These changes involved modifications to core Rust files within the lang directory and also required adjustments to TypeScript and JavaScript files.
Contributions:43 PRs, 185 pushes, 33 branches in 3 years 6 months
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