Warty Warthog

Nft.org Lead Engineer at NFT Protocol

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
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Warty Warthog is a lead engineer at Nft.org with 13 years of experience building blockchain-native systems, developer tools, and privacy-conscious web apps from Vancouver. He has led smart-contract and infrastructure work at Polymath and Yesbit, and maintains mltp.ly, a serverless open-source crypto rebalancer that keeps user data in the browser. Comfortable across Solidity, Node.js, React, and DevOps, he focuses on secure, auditable builds and documentation—evident from contributions to Polymath’s core Ethereum contracts and CLI tooling. His background spans enterprise onboarding, large-scale migrations, and building knowledge systems for international organizations, giving him a rare blend of product-minded engineering and operational rigor.
code14 years of coding experience
job10 years of employment as a software developer
bookBachelor of Science - BSc, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BSc, Computer Science at Assiut University
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Github Skills (19)

scripting10
document-generation10
script10
ethereum10
sh10
shell10
documents10
documentation10
git9
cicd9
javascript8
nodejs8
rdf6
mongojs6
semantic-web6

Programming languages (14)

MDXPowerShellC++CSSCRustGoHTML

Github contributions (5)

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Core Ethereum Smart Contracts for Polymath - The Securities Token Platform
Role in this project:
userBackend & DevOps Engineer
Contributions:108 commits, 46 PRs, 67 pushes in 7 months
Contributions summary:Warty primarily focused on modifying and maintaining the build and documentation generation processes within the repository. This includes excluding specific files from documentation, merging code, and ensuring correct API documentation generation. Additionally, the user made changes to the CLI tool, likely for improved functionality or security. Their contributions also involve updating the documentation processes.
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A Wallet for Polymesh blockchain
Contributions:74 reviews, 430 commits, 259 PRs in 9 months
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