
Jonas Bostoen contributed to backend and infrastructure projects across several repositories, including chainbound/bolt, scroll-tech/reth, and flashbots/rbuilder. He enhanced API observability and reliability by improving logging, documentation, and deployment workflows in Rust and Shell, while also expanding CLI tooling for operator onboarding and testnet stability. In scroll-tech/reth, Jonas added test utilities and new API surfaces to support EIP-7702 and flash block diagnostics, using Rust and mocking techniques to improve test fidelity. For flashbots/rbuilder, he modularized core primitives and streamlined dependencies, enabling external reuse and simplifying maintenance. His work demonstrated depth in API development, code organization, and DevOps.

In 2025-09, delivered modularization and maintenance improvements for flashbots/rbuilder by externalizing rbuilder-primitives and cleaning up its dependencies. The work reduces coupling, enables external reuse, and simplifies future maintenance and feature development.
In 2025-09, delivered modularization and maintenance improvements for flashbots/rbuilder by externalizing rbuilder-primitives and cleaning up its dependencies. The work reduces coupling, enables external reuse, and simplifies future maintenance and feature development.
August 2025 (scroll-tech/reth): Delivered a new API surface by exposing a FlashBlockRx getter on OpEthApi, enabling API users to retrieve flash block information via a cloned FlashBlockRx receiver. This enhancement improves observability and diagnostics for flash block state in optimistic networks and reduces integration friction for clients relying on FlashBlockRx data. No major bugs fixed this month; the focus was on API surface augmentation and ensuring reliable integration. Overall impact: expanded API capabilities with tangible business value through better block-level telemetry and diagnostics. Technologies/skills demonstrated: API design and integration patterns, Rx-like receiver handling, and feature-driven code changes with clear commit messaging.
August 2025 (scroll-tech/reth): Delivered a new API surface by exposing a FlashBlockRx getter on OpEthApi, enabling API users to retrieve flash block information via a cloned FlashBlockRx receiver. This enhancement improves observability and diagnostics for flash block state in optimistic networks and reduces integration friction for clients relying on FlashBlockRx data. No major bugs fixed this month; the focus was on API surface augmentation and ensuring reliable integration. Overall impact: expanded API capabilities with tangible business value through better block-level telemetry and diagnostics. Technologies/skills demonstrated: API design and integration patterns, Rx-like receiver handling, and feature-driven code changes with clear commit messaging.
Month: 2025-05 — Focused on enhancing test utilities for the transaction pool in the scroll-tech/reth repository and enabling EIP-7702 testing scenarios. Implemented a new test utility to set the authorization list on MockTransaction, improving test fidelity for txpool behavior and enabling more realistic mocking in test suites.
Month: 2025-05 — Focused on enhancing test utilities for the transaction pool in the scroll-tech/reth repository and enabling EIP-7702 testing scenarios. Implemented a new test utility to set the authorization list on MockTransaction, improving test fidelity for txpool behavior and enabling more realistic mocking in test suites.
Month: 2025-01 Focus: reliability, observability, and onboarding for Bolt users and operators. Key efforts spanned builder pipeline traceability, Holesky documentation and migration readiness, testnet stability, operator CLI tooling, and CI/CD robustness. The month emphasized delivering concrete features, stabilizing test environments, and improving deployment workflows to accelerate upgrades and reduce mean time to diagnose issues across environments.
Month: 2025-01 Focus: reliability, observability, and onboarding for Bolt users and operators. Key efforts spanned builder pipeline traceability, Holesky documentation and migration readiness, testnet stability, operator CLI tooling, and CI/CD robustness. The month emphasized delivering concrete features, stabilizing test environments, and improving deployment workflows to accelerate upgrades and reduce mean time to diagnose issues across environments.
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