Secure blockchain systems
Smart contract and protocol-facing development with emphasis on clear architecture, security reviewability, fuzzing, invariants, disciplined testing, and production readiness.
Systems engineer
Building secure blockchain systems, tooling, and agentic workflows.
I work on smart contracts, backend infrastructure, security-minded architecture, developer tooling, and AI-assisted engineering workflows. I also mentor builders through projects that move from unclear ideas to working software.
Current focus
Engineering secure systems from idea to production.
The common thread is practical engineering: define the problem clearly, build systems that can be reviewed and tested, and help people around the project become stronger builders.
Agentic engineering and tooling
AI-assisted workflows for monitoring, compliance support, research automation, developer tooling, and operational systems that help experts work with more context.
Backend and technical infrastructure
APIs, services, integrations, data flows, self-hosted systems, and internal tools around blockchain products and agent-operated workflows.
Selected projects
A focused look at current work.
The home page stays high level. Project pages carry the additional context behind blockchain systems, agentic tooling, and builder education.
ERC-6909 EU Bond Platform for SMEs
An EU-funded RWA platform for SME bond issuance and exchange, where Luboš leads blockchain development and explores AI agent support for regulated workflows.
Blockchain Lab at CTU
A builder-focused university lab for EVM and Solana education, workshops, mentoring, and student project delivery.
Agentic Engineering
AI-assisted engineering workflows for monitoring, compliance support, developer tooling, automation, and technical operations.
Blockchain Lab at CTU
A lab for students who want to build real blockchain systems.
Blockchain Lab connects EVM and Solana education, workshops, hackathons, thesis work, mentoring, and industry projects into a practical builder pipeline. The goal is a durable group of students who can read code, write systems, review work, and ship prototypes.