ByteBeetle is an EVM engineering education studio created by Andrey Obruchkov.
We teach Ethereum by moving from a simple mental model to the protocol mechanics, executable code, tests, traces and production consequences behind it. Students do not only learn that something works. They learn how to prove why it works, identify the assumptions it depends on and debug it when those assumptions fail.
- EVM Engineering Bootcamp — Ethereum foundations, Solidity, calldata, transactions, signing, observability, token engineering and a complete final project.
- Advanced EVM Bootcamp — advanced token standards, signature systems, gas-aware implementation, storage reasoning, integration behavior and adversarial testing.
- Mentoring — focused one-on-one guidance for developers who want direct technical feedback.
- Team Training — private programs adapted to a protocol, engineering team or product.
- Every published code example has a matching runnable implementation.
- Technical claims are verified with tests, traces, storage reads, events or reproducible output.
- Hands-on work is separated from conceptual questions so students practice both reasoning and implementation.
- Examples include failure modes, integration assumptions and production risks—not only happy paths.
Public sample lessons, article code and student resources will appear here as they are released. Paid course content, answer material and instructor evidence remain private.
Course enrollment, mentoring availability and new material will be published at andreyobruchkov.com.