Since late 2025 I've worked as a frontend engineer for Morpho - one of the largest onchain credit platforms - contracting through Paperclip Labs, a design and engineering studio behind products for Compound, Uniswap or dYdX.

It was a pleasure to be the frontend half of that setup: Paperclip's designers delivered exceptional Figma work, and my job was to turn it into interfaces that live up to it. I worked daily with Morpho's design system and implemented parts of it myself, translating Figma components into the shared UI library used across three projects:

Morpho Blueprint - an open-source, white-label template that lets any team deploy their own branded Morpho lending and borrowing interface in hours instead of weeks. Config-driven chains, vaults, and theming; used across a dozen EVM networks.

Morpho Mini - a mobile-first Farcaster mini-app for Coinbase Wallet: supply assets to earn, borrow against collateral, and claim rewards, optimized for smart wallets.

Morpho web app for markets - an upcoming interface for the protocol's markets, built in a large Turborepo codebase.

The protocol is huge and the engineering culture matches it: thorough code reviews, testing at every layer, and security as a default assumption, not an afterthought. In an interface where a wrong number is someone's money, that discipline is the job.

DeFi-grade correctness - data discipline, exhaustive states, and tests matter more here than anywhere else I've worked.

White-label architecture - designing a frontend where every brand decision lives in one config folder.

Large-scale monorepo collaboration - shipping alongside a bigger team, on their conventions, with a production release cadence.