Yorick Laupa is a software engineer based in Montreal with 13 years of experience specializing in distributed systems, databases, and language runtimes. He contributes to open-source projects such as EventStoreDB, where his backend work improved persistent subscriptions, projection handling on link events, and robustness against malformed events. Known for continuous learning and knowledge sharing, he blends deep systems thinking with pragmatic engineering to solve production-grade problems. His background includes an engineer's degree in Information Technology from EFREI and an early STEM foundation from Collège/Lycée de Juilly. Beyond day-to-day coding, he pays attention to the subtle operational details—like timeout tracking and CLI behaviors—that make distributed systems reliable. He describes himself simply as someone who writes code, but his contributions reflect a focus on durability and correctness in complex architectures.
13 years of coding experience
Engineer's degree Information Technology, Engineer's degree Information Technology at EFREI - Grande école du numérique
Baccalauréat Science, Baccalauréat Science at Collège/Lycée de Juilly
EventStoreDB, the event-native database. Designed for Event Sourcing, Event-Driven, and Microservices architectures
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:223 reviews, 81 commits, 115 PRs in 3 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Yorick primarily contributed to the `EventStoreDB` project by enhancing the persistent subscription feature. Their work included adding client connection names to persistent subscription info and addressing several related bug fixes. Further modifications involved implementing projection on link events and refining the handling of invalid or malformed events within the system, specifically for projections. They also fixed an issue related to the WhatIf command-line option and a timeout tracking bug.
Contributions:76 commits, 22 PRs, 105 pushes in 7 months
administrationeventstoreevent-sourcingcqrs
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