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Adam BoudjemaaAvailable nowremote or on-site

AI Engineer · Ethereum standards author

AI agents. Regulated rails.

I put AI agents into regulated finance, on rails I helped write. Most people pick one side. I ship both.

  • 4ETHEREUM ERCs
  • $32B+ON ERC-3643
  • 46AGENTS SHIPPED

3 MERGED · ERC-8203 DRAFT

Work with meMy journey
▸ WORLD SELECT · A CAREER, BY LOCATION08 CHAPTERS · 2009 → NOW

The Journey

Pick a chapter, or play it from the start.

  1. 01PARIS · 2009–2019It started in Paris.
  2. 02LUXEMBOURG · 2017–2021I co-authored the rail for tokenized securities.
  3. 03NICE · 2019A summer building security-token rails.
  4. 04ABU DHABI · 2021Multi-ledger security tokens in the desert.
  5. 05DUBAI · ASCENT · 2021–2024Lead engineer at real scale.
  6. 06DUBAI · CTO · 2024–2026I built the org and readied an L1.
  7. 07HOUSTON · 2026Solo, I shipped an 11-agent AI platform.
  8. 08FRANCE · NOW · 2026–presentBack in France. Building what's next.
▶ PLAY THE FULL JOURNEY

▸ THE RECORD, IN NUMBERS

4

ERC Standards

Four Ethereum standards with me as a named author. Three are merged; ERC-8203 is still a draft in review.

Named author on eips.ethereum.org (ERC-3643)

~46

Integra Agents

AI agents I deployed for internal operations at Integra, where I was CTO

First-party: from Integra internal operations

2,500+

Smart Contracts

I wrote and shipped these across a decade

First-party: my own shipping record

$441M

▸ OTHERS' ACTIVITY, ON MY WORK

On-Chain Volume

Moved through Biconomy Nexus, the account-abstraction infra I led

First-party: my record of the Biconomy infrastructure I led

38M+

▸ OTHERS' ACTIVITY, ON MY WORK

Transactions

Processed by the Biconomy infrastructure I led

First-party: my record of the Biconomy infrastructure I led

$32B+

▸ OTHERS' ACTIVITY, ON MY WORK

Tokenized · ERC-3643

Real assets carried by the standard I co-authored. Adopted by Apex Group

ERC3643 Association, erc3643.org, 2025

▸ WHAT I DO

Three things I get hired for.

AI agents, technical leadership, and systems that scale.

▸ SEE THE ENGAGEMENTS

▸ IN ACTION

Shipping with agents, live.

This is what the work looks like: one operator, a crew of specialized agents, and pipelines that verify their own output. I shipped an 11-agent GenAI platform to production for a US real-estate private-equity fund (~$3B in assets under management), solo, forward-deployed.

▸ WHAT IS A FORWARD-DEPLOYED AI ENGINEER?▸ READ THE CASE STUDY

▸ THE RECORD

4 STANDARDS · 6 EMPLOYERS

▸ ETHEREUM STANDARDS

  • ERC-3643FINAL

    Regulated securities, on-chain

    Co-author

    What it does
    Makes regulated financial assets work on Ethereum. Identity checks and transfer restrictions are built into the token itself, so it can only move between verified holders.
    Read the spec ↗
  • ERC-6960DRAFT

    An asset and its fractions, in one token

    First author

    What it does
    One contract that represents both a whole asset and fractional shares of it. Layer one is the asset, layer two is a fraction of it, with no second contract needed.
    Read the spec ↗
  • ERC-7410DRAFT

    Taking back spending permissions

    Co-author

    What it does
    An ERC-20 extension that lets a spender lower or revoke the allowance an owner granted it, without waiting for the owner to act.
    Read the spec ↗
  • ERC-8203IN REVIEW

    Settlement between AI agents

    Co-author, draft in review

    What it does
    A draft on settling work between AI agents when the work itself happens off-chain. I am a named author on it, second of three. Xianrui Qin is the primary author.
    Read the spec ↗

▸ WHERE I HAVE WORKED

Logos are the property of their owners, shown to identify past employers and clients.

▸ ALSO ON THE RECORD

  • Named Contributor of the Year, twice, by the tech publication Hacker Noon

  • I mentor startups at Outlier Ventures and Startup Wise Guys

  • Alumnus of 42 Paris, the project-only coding school

▸ WRITING

From the work itself.
Not from Twitter threads.

I write about what I actually built. What worked, what broke, what I'd do differently. No fluff.

01

RWA · 6 min

Why RWA Needs Its Own Chain

General-purpose L1s weren't designed for regulated assets. I'm building something that is. Here's the thinking behind it.

02

PROTOCOL · 5 min

How to Get an Ethereum Standard Accepted

The technical writing is maybe 20% of the work. The other 80%? Politics, community building, and patience. Lots of patience.

ALL POSTS →
▸ WORK WITH MEAVAILABLE NOW2 to 3 clients at a time

Let's build something.

I take 2-3 clients at a time. If you've got a hard technical problem involving AI systems or blockchain infrastructure, apply below.

  • 01

    ERC-3643 Audit

    I'm a named author (1 of 5) of ERC-3643. $32B+ runs on it. I'll review your tokenization implementation and tell you exactly what's wrong. Most teams get 3 things wrong. You'll know in a week.

  • 02

    AI Agent Systems

    I build production AI-agent systems end to end: RAG, verified citations, evals, model routing and workflow automation. A recent bank-reconciliation workflow went from 8 hours to 23 minutes.

  • 03

    Fractional CTO

    Full CTO function for your AI or Web3 team. Architecture, hiring, shipping. I've done this for protocols handling $441M in volume.

▸ APPLY TO WORK WITH ME
▸ FIELD NOTES

The Shipping Report

AI agent architecture. Protocol decisions. Builder lessons that don't make it into whitepapers.

What I built this week, what broke, what shipped. Every Tuesday.

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