Felix Fu

Felix Fu has a diverse work experience in the field of blockchain technology and software development. Felix started their career at Docyt as a Ruby on Rails Developer, where they contributed to the development of the MVP and implemented various improvements to enhance performance, stability, and security of the product.

Felix then joined CHAINCREATOR TECHNOLOGIES as a Blockchain Developer, where they implemented smart contracts using Solidity and developed test scripts. Felix also integrated ERC20 token for staking and developed a cryptocurrency vault system and secure trading engine. Additionally, they played a key role in developing a stable and high-performance central exchange website using Golang, React Js, MongoDB, and WebSocket.

Afterward, Felix joined BurgerSwap as a Smart Contract Developer, where they made significant contributions to the launch and success of the platform. Felix developed smart contracts for ERC20 tokens, Swap, Liquidity Pool, Staking, Farming, Compensation Pool, and Lending. Felix also focused on optimizing gas consumption, enhancing security, and improving the overall stability of the platform.

Currently, Felix is employed at Livetree as a Senior Blockchain Engineer. In this role, they are responsible for developing upgradeable smart contracts for NFT, collective token, buy-in, vault, marketplace, treasury, and factory. Felix has also contributed to the development of the DAO service using governance contracts from OpenZeppelin. Additionally, Felix has refactored the smart contracts to reduce contract size, optimize gas consumption, and prevent known attacks.

Overall, Felix Fu has demonstrated expertise in solidity, smart contracts, hardhat, blockchain development, and related technologies. Felix has a proven track record of delivering high-quality solutions and optimizing systems for performance, security, and stability in the blockchain and software development domains.

Felix Fu attended Dalian University of Technology from 2010 to 2013, obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Computer Software Engineering.