Han Yi
Software Engineer at Jupiter Exchange, Singapore
I built and shipped Jupuary, the airdrop that sent 700M JUP to ~2M wallets, along with Jupiter Verified and Jupiter Studio.
Selected work

Jupiter Verified
2026
Token verification for Jupiter. Projects apply for the verified checkmark, and LLM-assisted reviews flag fake or risky tokens before users trade them.

Jupiter Studio
2025
A permissionless launchpad for Solana projects to create tokens and run community campaigns.
Also built
- Jupuary 2025. Jupiter's annual airdrop claim site. I architected, built, and shipped it.
- SolanaFM, 2024. A Solana explorer for transactions, blocks, and accounts. I worked on the Next.js frontend and the Rust APIs behind it.
- Food Canopy, 2022. Digital payment system for the Bukit Canberra hawker centre.
Experience
Jupiter Exchange
Sep 2024 - Present
Software Engineer
Architected, built, and shipped Jupuary, the 700M JUP airdrop to ~2M wallets. Its eligibility service on Cloudflare Workers answered millions of checks in under 500 ms. Also built Jupiter Verified and Jupiter Studio.
SolanaFM
Full-Stack Software EngineerJan 2024 - Sep 2024
Backend Software EngineerJan 2023 - Dec 2023
Scaled a Next.js Solana explorer to 1M+ monthly active users and built the Axum APIs behind it. Redesigned the Rust indexers, cutting running costs by up to 80%. Joined Jupiter through the Sep 2024 acquisition.
BevEat
Apr 2022 - Dec 2022, Freelance
Backend Engineer
Built Express.js backends for Singapore government projects and wired NETS QR and NETS Click payments into their transaction flows.
Prudential
May 2022 - Aug 2022, Internship
Software Engineer
Built NestJS APIs that validated data as it moved from DataHub to MongoDB.
National Service
2018 - 2020
Full-time National Serviceman
Websparks
Oct 2017 - Sep 2018, Contract
.NET Developer
Built client websites in ASP.NET on Sitefinity CMS and tuned their SQL queries.
BEng in Software Engineering, Honours with Distinction, Singapore Institute of Technology, 2020 - 2023
TypeScript, Rust, React, Next.js, Node.js, Axum, Cloudflare Workers, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Solana