Summary
Wojciech Zaborowski is a blockchain applied researcher and mathematician with 10+ years building and researching consensus, smart-contract and protocol designs across eUTXO, EVM, Move and proof-of-space/-stake systems. He blends rigorous formal methods (TLA+, theorem proving, type theory) with hands-on VM and simulator implementations in Rust, Scala and Ruby, having shipped experimental VMs and consensus simulators at Khalani Labs, Spacemesh and CasperLabs. His background spans industrial-scale engineering—from actor-based IoT platforms and Neo4j optimization to large-scale Java systems—bringing production-grade discipline to protocol research. An active open-source practitioner, he created a PoS consensus simulator (phouka) and often bridges theoretical models with practical tooling and techdocs. Notably, he combines deep mathematical training with decades of systems experience, enabling precise yet pragmatic designs for next-generation blockchain architectures.
10 years of coding experience
19 years of employment as a software developer
Mathematics, Mathematics at University of Warsaw
1 LO Gdańsk
Physics, Physics at University of Gdansk