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Santiago Pastorino

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Montevideo, Uruguay

👋 Hi, my name is Santiago Pastorino, I live in Montevideo, Uruguay and I'm looking for sponsors to be able to work on the @rustlang compiler and types team.

I'm a Rust compiler and types team contributor and I want to be able to increase my invested time to work on improving the Rust ecosystem, in particular the compiler and type system.

Here's a summary of my mostly noteworthy contributions:

  • Rust Compiler RPITIT refactor - Refactored RPITIT code to lower RPITs in traits as a GAT.
  • Rust Compiler - Ergonomic Ref Counting.
  • Rust Compiler MIR - Helped with Non-Lexical Lifetimes (NLL) implementation; implemented various MIR optimizations including MIR 2.0 Place refactor.
  • Rust Compiler negative impls in coherence - Implemented the first version of negative impls in coherence that allowed the Error trait to be moved into core.
  • Rust Compiler Const-Eval - Implemented a first minimal version of inline consts RFC 2920.
  • Rustc Dev Guide: Leading the working group, writing and helping organizing the documentation effort.
  • Lead Rustc Prioritization working group: prioritizing Rust compiler issues, fixed a lot of critical and high priority issues and support for the Rust compiler and Rust Lang team meetings.
  • Lead Rustc Meta working group: helped organize the MCP process and the Rust compiler structure.
  • Cargo Bisect Rustc: automated the tool to find regressions in the Rust compiler in a simpler way.

I love what I do, and I am a firm believer in an open source development model. I'm looking for sponsors to increase even more my involvement.

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Featured work

  1. rust-lang/rust

    Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

    Rust 108,328
  2. rust-lang/rustc-dev-guide

    A guide to how rustc works and how to contribute to it.

    HTML 1,801
  3. rust-lang/compiler-team

    A home for compiler team planning documents, meeting minutes, and other such things.

    HTML 417
  4. rust-lang/cargo-bisect-rustc

    Bisects rustc, either nightlies or CI artifacts

    Rust 195
  5. rust-lang/triagebot

    Automation/tooling for Rust spaces

    Rust 199

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