01. About

Centering around Go, TypeScript, and AWS, I am deepening my understanding of underlying technologies that support systems, such as Linux, networking, and distributed systems.
In the long term, I aim to connect this knowledge with my experience in blockchain development to contribute to core protocol and infrastructure development for distributed systems, including Ethereum.
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name: KYOYA
role: KYO8 Backend Infrastructure Engineer
location: Tokyo
focus: Go, AWS, Blockchain, Low-level Systems
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02. Skills
›All skillsLanguages
- •Go
- •TypeScript
- •Python
- •SQL
- •Solidity
Backend
- •Go
- •gRPC
- •REST API
- •GraphQL
Infrastructure
- •AWS
- •Terraform
- •Docker
- •GitHub Actions
Database
- •DynamoDB
- •PostgreSQL
- •Redis
- •S3
Blockchain
- •Ethereum
- •Solidity
- •IPFS
Tools
- •Git
- •VS Code
- •Linux
- •Notion
03. Projects
›View all projects04. Articles
›All articlesJun 14, 2026 · kyo8.dev
Designing a single-table DynamoDB schema for a portfolio API
Access patterns first: how I modeled projects, skills, and careers in one DynamoDB table.
Mar 2, 2026 · kyo8.dev
Go + Lambda cold starts: what actually moved the needle
Benchmarking binary size, init code, and provisioned concurrency on a real API.
Dec 8, 2025 · Zenn
Notes on running stg / prd in separate AWS accounts
AWS Organizations, OIDC federation, and the small annoyances nobody warns you about.
Sep 20, 2025 · Zenn
Talking Go and Ethereum tooling at a local meetup
Slides and a short recap from a talk on building developer tooling around Go and Ethereum.
05. Career
2025
Mar - Now
Work
Mercoin (Mercari)
Backend Engineer Intern
Working on the development of an NFT marketplace.
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2024
Jul - Aug
Internship
GMO Pepabo (SUZURI)
Backend Engineer Intern
Worked on API development for an online service.
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2024
Apr - Mar
Education
IAMAS (Media Art)
M1 + M2 (withdrawal)
Research on media expression and technology.
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2021
Apr - Mar
Education
The University of Aizu
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
Studied distributed systems and formal methods.
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