About this project
I built the Post-Quantum Signature Size Explorer to make infrastructure tradeoffs tangible: NIST PQC signature schemes can be orders of magnitude larger than classical options, and that has real impact on bandwidth, storage, and protocol design. The tool is meant for developers, students, and anyone planning a post-quantum transition.
Background
I work at the intersection of security, on-chain data, and applied cryptography: blockchain analytics across EVM and Solana, technical writing, and developer relations. I am a member of the IACR, and I care deeply about where AI meets security and crypto. I am also DevRel Lead at Myosin and a technical advisor to early-stage teams—details and projects live on my site.
Tutorials I have written on calldata and transaction simulation are featured in Ethereum.org’s developer materials; I have also won analytics bounties and hackathons for work on RWA, DeFi, and on-chain market trends. Bilingual: English and Spanish.
More tools
This explorer sits alongside other interactive cryptography work under my BLS Lab umbrella—hashing, BLS signatures, function selectors, and more—aimed at making advanced topics approachable.
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