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Michael Riabzev

Michael Riabzev is the Co-Founder & Chief-Architect at StarkWare Industries, the developer of the permissionless Validity-Rollup ()  network operating on , . [1][2][3]

Education

Michael Riabzev attended Technion - Israel Institute of Technology where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics and Computer Science in 2014. Afterwards, he studied for a Doctor of Philosophy - PhD in Computer Science where he focused on the development of practical systems for computational integrity in zero-knowledge, culminating in the development and implementation of the zk-STARK system. [1]

Career

Michael Riabzev started his in 2002 career as a Systems Administrator at Afulas Community Center. In October 2004, he moved to the Israeli Intelligence Service and served as an R&D Engineer & IT Architect until October 2008. Afterward, he worked as an R&D Engineer at KCS - Knowledge Control Systems until October 2009. [1]

In December 2019, Riabzev joined Intel Corporation[7] as a Research And Development Engineer and then served in the same role at IBM[8] from 2012 to 2013. He is also a Researcher PhD Student, and Development Engineer at Technion - Israel Institute of Technology. [1]

StarkWare

In 2018, Michael Ziabrev co-founded StarkWare alongside , , and . He serves as the Chief Architect of the company. [4]

StarkWare Industries Ltd. is a  technology company based in Israel, focusing on developing ZK-Rollup technology and building products to solve the challenges of the  network. Besides the technology infrastructure, Its main two products are StarkEx and . 

StarkEx

StarkEx is the Validium L2 scaling engine on   that is modified (tailored) to fit specific permissioned , used for projects to deploy their ideas (mostly for trading use cases) , ImmutableX, DeversiFi, and many other partners. This Specific L2 is where most protocols are built on, generating real trading volume and conducting transactions. [5]

Starknet

 is built based on STARK as the decentralized L2 . The layer is responsible for executing transactions while scaling without the security sacrifice of . STARK developers can write  and run them permissionlessly on Starknet. [6]

aims to achieve secure low-cost transactions and high performance by using the STARK cryptographic proof system. Starknet contracts and the Starknet OS are written in Cairo, a custom-built and specialized programming language. [6]

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