Ophir Lojkine is a pragmatic CTO and senior software engineer with 14 years of experience building data-intensive and real-time systems for energy markets and cloud services, currently leading engineering and technical strategy at Enexflow/Zetra from Paris. He combines deep systems and backend expertise—demonstrated by contributions to high-profile Rust and tooling projects like image-rs, broot, ReadySet and emscripten—with hands-on product work on front-end experiences such as react-contenteditable and collaborative Whiteboard. At Enexflow he architects large-scale platforms for virtual power plants, automated optimization and market integrations handling gigawatts of assets and sub-second data flows. Comfortable across the stack, he moves between Rust, Python and JS, with a track record of improving performance, robustness and security in open-source protocol and compiler tooling. Trained in France and Russia (Centrale Nantes, Bauman MSTU), he pairs formal engineering background with a hacker’s curiosity, often surfacing subtle bug fixes like integer-overflow and streaming-aware encoders. Colleagues describe him as a refactor-first engineer who elevates error handling and developer ergonomics while scaling production systems.
14 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Baccalauréat Baccalauréat Scientifique, Baccalauréat Baccalauréat Scientifique at Lycée Henri IV
PSI - mathematics physics and engineering sciences, PSI - mathematics physics and engineering sciences at Lycée Lakanal
Jean Baptiste Say
Master's degree Informatique, Master's degree Informatique at Bauman Moscow State Technical University
Engineer's degree Ingénierie informatique, Engineer's degree Ingénierie informatique at Centrale Nantes
Langue et littérature russes, Langue et littérature russes at Nantes Université
Contributions:2 releases, 1 review, 93 commits in 6 years 8 months
Contributions summary:Ophir primarily contributed to the development of a React component for an editable div. Their work involved refactoring the component, addressing bug fixes, and adding new features such as the `disabled` property and support for different tag types. They also updated the component to use modern JavaScript practices with ES6 and TypeScript, demonstrating a strong understanding of front-end development best practices. Furthermore, the user replaced the use of `findDOMNode` with `ref`, improving the component's efficiency and performance.
Contributions:83 reviews, 384 commits, 113 PRs in 8 years 6 months
Contributions summary:Ophir primarily focused on improving the code quality of the project. This involved correcting printf format strings in C benchmark files. The user also removed warnings in the code. Through these actions, the user contributed to code maintainability and potentially improved the performance of the SQLite on the web.
javascript-libraryemscriptenjavascriptsqlsqlite3
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