Doylet is the professional profile and portfolio of a software developer who has worked professionally since 2018, with a focus on low-level programming, C and C++, privacy, and game technology. The site presents his experience, technical interests, and open-source work, including foundational libraries he builds and maintains to deepen his understanding of software systems.

His work spans privacy-focused messaging and blockchain infrastructure, multi-agent AI software, distributed systems, cryptography, and simulation tools. At Session, he contributed to migrating network staking functionality to Arbitrum, developing privacy-preserving membership features, and building smart contracts and plugin capabilities. At Agent Orientated Software, he worked on a C++ framework for explainable multi-agent systems, along with scheduling, collaboration, and simulation tools. Earlier work at Oxen involved decentralized service-node infrastructure and privacy protocols.

Doylet’s portfolio also highlights experience with software architecture, APIs, memory management, build systems, and developer documentation. He shares personal projects through his website and code repositories, and describes a practical approach centered on explicit design, simplicity, privacy, and understanding how software works under the hood.