Nicolás Victorio Ludueña

• Third-Party Assurance. Reviews Cardano Vision 2026 milestone deliveries, validating each delivery claim against its stated scope and submitted evidence.
• Internal audit tooling. Builds Visual Studio Code extensions and TypeScript tooling for smart-contract auditing workflows. Tech stack: TypeScript, Git, simple-git, Mocha.
• Metera architecture and mainnet delivery. Designed the project architecture from scratch and brought it to mainnet while serving as a core developer. Tech stack: TypeScript, Turbo, Lucid, DrizzleORM, PostgreSQL, Dolos, UTxORPC, Terraform, Next.js, Blockfrost, GitHub Actions.
• Midnight DApps and developer education. Designs multiple Midnight DApps and writes educational articles for TxPipe, turning protocol concepts into working applications and practical guidance.
• Lace Anatomy. Worked on the explorer development team using TypeScript, Konva, React, Next.js, UTxORPC and Cardano DB Sync.
• Apex Fusion. Developed transaction builders for Vector chain stress testing, wrote eUTxO onboarding documentation, and led a proof-of-concept order book for its fast-finality blockchain.
• Tx3, Dolos and Pallas. Worked as a core developer on TxPipe's Tx3 language and contributed to its underlying Rust and Cardano infrastructure repositories.
• Marlowe SDK. Worked as a core developer on the multi-language Project Catalyst SDK using Rust, Go, Python, TypeScript, C# and OpenAPI Generator.

• Trained as a web developer with strong fundamentals.
• Developed and deployed a clothing shopping website and an MVP for a Cardano Real Estate Tokenization platform. Tech stack: React, NestJS, Next.js, Typescript, TypeORM, Prisma, GraphQL, AWS

• Worked in the integration of Django+Google's Pub/Sub technologies with MLflow models developed by the Machine Learning team. Tech stack: Python, Django, ElasticSearch, Flask, Grafana, Kubernetes and GCP.

Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Worked as a tutor at both high school and university levels, culminating in a role as a Teaching Assistant (TA) for a first-year computer science course.

Universidad Nacional de Córdoba

Graduated among the top students in the class with average grades of 9.58 out of 10. Gained a strong foundation in computer science fundamentals and low-level operating system concepts.

Graduated top of my class. First programming language was C applied for microcontrollers and robotics; learned Arduino and won multiple regional electronics hackathons.