Michael Muré is a Lead Software Developer based in Strasbourg with 16 years of experience building distributed systems, tooling and full-stack applications. At Infura he drives backend engineering while remaining an active open-source contributor to high-profile projects like IPFS, libp2p and GIMP, where his work spans DHT/pubsub, key management and image-transform tooling. He combines systems-level expertise in Go and JavaScript with cryptography-aware client-side work (WalletGenerator.net) and experimental projects in high-altitude photography and P2P file sharing. Known for pragmatic refactors, performance-minded improvements and shipping test-backed APIs, he also has a patent-backed background in signal decoding and mobile C# development. Comfortable leading small teams, he blends research-driven problem solving with hands-on implementation across networking, storage and multimedia domains.
15 years of coding experience
Ingénieur en informatique, Developpement, Administration système, Ingénieur en informatique, Developpement, Administration système at ENSISA
DUT de Génie Électrique et Informatique Industrielle, Electronique, Informatique, Réseau, Automatique, DUT de Génie Électrique et Informatique Industrielle, Electronique, Informatique, Réseau, Automatique at IUT De Mulhouse
Distributed, offline-first bug tracker embedded in git, with bridges
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:15 releases, 158 reviews, 1283 commits in 4 years 7 months
Contributions summary:Michael primarily contributed to the development of the back-end components and logic for the project, focusing on implementing and modifying APIs for a bug tracker application. They enhanced the system's functionality by implementing features such as filtering, caching, and combining sorting with a micro-DSL in the code. Furthermore, their work involved extending the data model to incorporate features like storing bug labels and a timeline of events.
Contributions:279 commits, 97 PRs, 162 pushes in 3 years 11 months
Contributions summary:Michael was involved in refactoring the JavaScript code to support multiple currencies within the client-side wallet generator. This included removing testnet support and integrating a currency selection feature within the HTML file, as demonstrated by the addition of a currency drop-down list. The changes involved modifying the existing JavaScript code to handle different currency types, and the integration of currency specific information. The code changes demonstrate the use of JavaScript, HTML, and potentially cryptographic libraries.
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