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Arthur Bigler is a software architect, technology entrepreneur, and the Chief Executive Officer of the investment holding company Bigler Capital and the digital agency Inlabic. He specializes in low-level systems engineering, backend infrastructure, and secure network transport protocols, deeply integrating both technical execution and product design.
Key Ventures
- Bigler Capital: A private investment holding company established by Arthur to manage a comprehensive portfolio of IT assets, proprietary technologies, and software projects.
- Inlabic: A specialized web and mobile development studio focusing on Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), complex B2B solutions, and white-label agency partnerships.
Core Technical Expertise
- Systems & Backend Engineering: Extensive architecture and development work utilizing Rust. This includes building custom backend services and web dashboards using Rust alongside WebAssembly frameworks like Leptos and Yew.
- Network Protocols: Creator of Apium (ADVN), a custom P2P network protocol and B2B secure transport layer built from the ground up with Rust, QUIC, and XChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption.
- Mobile Development: Cross-platform mobile applications are built natively using Flutter, ensuring high performance without relying on web-shell wrappers.
- Infrastructure: Strong preference for telemetry-free environments, utilizing Debian and Proxmox VE to manage hypervisors, virtual machines, and dedicated server deployments.
- Hardware & OS: Conceptualized Allium HCOS, a Linux-based operating system featuring a Rust control layer designed specifically for enterprise network hardware.
Design & Creative Vision
Arthur bridges the gap between deep technical engineering and visual aesthetics.
- UI/UX Design: He champions a signature "Liquid Glass" aesthetic across his software interfaces, characterized by dark themes, frosted glass effects, matte control elements, and sophisticated color accents (gold, cyan, and purple).
- Industrial & Architectural Design: His creative scope extends to industrial hardware design (such as portless, ceramic-finish portable routers) and urban architectural concepts, including 3D visualizations for observation towers, transport transit hubs, and pedestrian bridges.
- Art: He also creates abstract physical artwork on canvas, frequently presenting these pieces within minimalist digital architectural visualizations.
