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**Hello everyone, and welcome back to the individual spotlight series! In today’s interview, we’re chatting with Thomas from the Systems & Research team. Thomas is the research lead for multiple different engineering teams, and has worked on various important projects like the Bitcoin integration, the cycles ledger, and chain-key tokens. We’re excited to learn more […]
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of the individual spotlight series! In today’s interview, we’re chatting with Rüdiger, the team lead for the boundary node team, to learn more about what the boundary node team is working on and what challenges he faces as a team leader. To kick things off, what projects […]
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of the individual spotlight series! In today’s interview, we’re chatting with Andrew, a product manager who is dedicated to growing and refining the Internet Computer as a product. To learn more about what that means, we sat down and asked more about Andrew’s day-to-day workflow. To get […]
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of the individual spotlight series! In today’s interview, we sat down with Andre from the Network Nervous System (NNS) team, who develop the NNS and the NNS dapp. The NNS is ICP’s governing body that facilitates updates or changes to the network through community voting on proposals. […]
Hello everyone, and welcome back to another edition of the individual spotlight series! In today’s interview, we sat down with Ryan from the DFINITY Languages team, who are primary contributors to the Motoko programming language. The Motoko 2024 roadmap was just recently announced on the developer forum, so there is no better time to dive […]
Hello everyone, and welcome to a new dev blog series: individual spotlight! In this series, we’re going to sit down with different DFINITY team members across different roles and teams to learn more about the specific projects they’re working on. This series is similar to our previous team spotlight series, but with a more narrow […]