Lintar Ar' Rafii

I am an aspiring Smart Contract Developer focusing on the EVM ecosystem. My formal education is in Computer Network Engineering, where I built a foundational understanding of networking principles, TCP/IP protocols, and systems administration through hands-on work with Cisco and MikroTik equipment. Current Focus & Learning Path Transitioning into Web3, I am currently dedicating my time to learning smart contract development and security best practices. Rather than just understanding the high-level syntax, I am focused on learning how the Ethereum Virtual Machine works under the hood. My current learning stack includes: Languages: Solidity Development Framework: Foundry (learning to write comprehensive unit and fuzz tests) Core Concepts: EVM mechanics, basic DeFi primitives, ERC standards (ERC-20, ERC-721), and gas awareness Infrastructures: Linux, Git/GitHub workflow, low-level networking concepts My Approach I consider myself at the early stage of my software engineering journey. I prefer a hands-on approach: writing code daily, testing edge cases, analyzing open-source codebases, and slowly building small, functional projects to test my understanding. I am fully aware of how critical smart contract security is, which is why I am taking the time to build a solid foundation in testing and security fundamentals using Foundry. 📂 GitHub Repositories & Proof of Work: I document my daily learning, experiments, and project implementations here: https://github.com/Rafiitarse 💬 Open for Opportunities I am actively seeking entry-level opportunities, junior roles, developer apprenticeships, or open-source collaborations where I can contribute, receive code reviews, and learn under experienced senior engineers. Always open to feedback, advice, or technical discussions. Feel free to connect!