Patrick Schultheis

PJS Technologies

• Founded and scaled PJS Technologies to $600K in consistent annual revenue by building proprietary automation and proxy services for high-demand retail markets, then repositioned the company into blockchain development.
• Delivered automated Ethereum and Solana trading bots, smart contracts, and custom on-chain programs while continuing to supply infrastructure to other companies in the space and run a client-facing software development practice.

Euclidean Trust

• Engineered proprietary matching algorithms and AI-powered detection models that proactively identified and blocked fraudulent accounts and transactions before they caused losses.

Solana On-Chain Data Pipeline & Trading Automation

• Built a low-latency trading system on Solana that streams real-time on-chain data via Yellowstone gRPC and executes automated trades based on live market state.
• Engineered the pipeline for speed and reliability, handling 15,000 transactions per second with automated reconnection and state recovery.
• Wrote custom decoders for DLMM liquidity pool accounts, translating raw binary program state into actionable pricing and liquidity signals.

Proxy Infrastructure Service

• Provisioned, managed, and resold a leased block of 20,000+ IP addresses, supplying proxy infrastructure to over 10 operators and companies in the automation space.
• Built systems for IP rotation, health monitoring, and customer allocation to maintain high uptime and detection resistance.
• Managed upstream provider relationships and pricing to run the service profitably.

Anti-Bot Systems Reverse Engineering

• Reverse-engineered commercial anti-bot and fraud-detection systems (Akamai, PerimeterX, Cloudflare, Kasada, DataDome) by deobfuscating heavily protected JavaScript and unwinding custom virtual-machine-based obfuscation to recover the underlying detection logic.
• Built custom browser builds and low-level request modules that reproduce authentic client fingerprints end to end, including canvas and WebGL rendering, TLS/JA3 handshakes, HTTP/2 frame ordering, header ordering, navigator and screen properties, and timing signatures.

Rochester Institute of Technology