Sayli Patil is a founder and seasoned software engineer with 9 years of experience building backend systems, now based in Dubai and focused on making payments cheaper for everyday businesses. She previously led technical teams at The Dapp List and contributed core backend features to Polygon (Matic) projects, including validator node refactors and deposit/state-sync implementations for a major blockchain platform. Her hands-on work spans JavaScript libraries and Go-based blockchain clients, with notable contributions to withdrawals, Merkle proofs, and streamlining bank-related modules in high-profile open-source repos. As a founder at Cray, she combines product intuition with deep engineering experience to tackle payment frictions that retailers face. She holds an MCA in Computer Science and brings a pragmatic, security-minded approach to distributed systems and payment flows. A detail not obvious from titles alone: her open-source commits show she prefers surgical refactors that simplify state management and remove fragile functionality rather than piling on features.
9 years of coding experience
6 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Information Technology, A, Bachelor's degree, Information Technology, A at C.K.Thakur college
Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Computer Science, Master of Computer Applications (MCA), Computer Science at SIES college of management studies
Contributions:274 commits, 46 PRs, 145 pushes in 8 months
Contributions summary:Sayli primarily worked on refactoring and removing functionalities related to the bank module within the Polygon PoS validator node project. Their commits focused on removing top-up functions from the bank module, including changes in handler, client/rest, and client/cli files. They also made modifications to codec and event types. The user's changes indicate an effort to streamline the bank module's functionality.
Javascript developer library to interact with Matic Network
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:15 releases, 13 reviews, 254 commits in 2 years
Contributions summary:Sayli contributed significantly to the `matic.js` library, focusing on implementing functionalities related to withdrawals, including adding local withdraw and overall withdraw process. Their work involved modifying core files related to proofs and indexing. They also contributed to the Merkle Tree implementation, as well as the refactoring, and added new dependencies for API calls.
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