I'm a protocol engineer working on blockchain execution infrastructure, performance engineering, P2P networking, benchmarking, and MEV systems.
I primarily work in Rust, Java, Go, and JavaScript.
- Blockchain execution clients and transaction pipelines
- Performance profiling, benchmarking, and optimization
- Rust async systems and P2P networking
- DeFi market structure, AMMs, and MEV infrastructure
- Node observability, RPC APIs, and reliability tooling
A standalone Rust node built using Reth components that connects directly to Ethereum peers, ingests raw mempool transactions, follows new blocks, stores transaction data in PostgreSQL, and exposes real-time APIs.
Rust Reth Tokio P2P PostgreSQL Axum
A Rust solver for modelling and finding profitable multi-hop arbitrage across Uniswap, Curve, and Balancer-style liquidity pools.
Rust DeFi AMMs Graph Search MEV
A configurable blockchain benchmarking system for generating transaction workloads and measuring throughput, latency, sealing rate, and failures. Awarded second place at a Flow blockchain hackathon.
Go Benchmarking Distributed Systems Performance
I have authored 50+ pull requests, including 30+ merged contributions.
- Reth — execution, trie performance, networking, transaction management, task execution, and engine behavior
- Hyperledger Besu — transaction pools, JSON-RPC, metrics, logging, and performance
- Flashbots Rbuilder — builder lifecycle, caching, CLI configuration, and system instrumentation
- Hyperledger Caliper — ERC-20 and ERC-721 benchmark workloads
- Node.js — test reliability
- Reduced transaction latency by 61% in Hyperledger Besu private networks during an LFX Mentorship
- Speaker at Open Source Summit Japan on Besu performance and benchmarking
- Google Summer of Code contributor to Chromium
- Contributor to Reth, Besu, Flashbots, Hyperledger Caliper, and Node.js
- Building a Multi-Protocol Arbitrage Solver
- Observing Ethereum's Mempool Directly with Reth
- Open Source Summit Japan Talk
- Email: suyashnyn1@gmail.com
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/suyashnayan
- Telegram: @suash9
I'm open to protocol-engineering, performance, benchmarking, and distributed-systems collaborations.


