For Rust developers, by Rust developers

Level up your Rust skills with 1‑on‑1 live coding sessions

Ferro Pair connects junior Rust developers with senior engineers for real-time pair programming. Stop fighting the borrow checker alone.

session.rs
// Your mentor is online
fn pair_program(mentor: &Senior) -> Result<Growth> {
mentor.explain("lifetimes")?;
Ok(Growth::Exponential)
}

How it works

Three steps to better Rust code. No fluff, no pre-recorded videos — just real engineers, real code, real growth.

01

Browse Mentors

Explore profiles of senior Rust engineers. Filter by specialty — async, embedded, web, systems, or unsafe wizardry.

02

Book a Session

Pick a time that works for both of you. Sessions are typically 60-90 minutes of focused pair programming.

03

Code Together

Join a live session with screen sharing and voice. Build real projects, debug tricky issues, and level up fast.

Trusted by Rustaceans

From borrow checker battles to production confidence.

I went from fighting the borrow checker to actually understanding ownership in just three sessions. My mentor explained lifetimes in a way that finally clicked.

Alex Chen

Junior Rust Developer

Building a CLI tool in Rust

Mentoring on Ferro Pair is incredibly rewarding. I get to help the next generation of Rustaceans while earning on my own schedule. The platform makes it effortless.

Sarah Kowalski

Senior Rust Engineer

6 years with Rust, contributor to Tokio

We onboarded three engineers to Rust using Ferro Pair mentors. It cut our ramp-up time in half compared to self-study. Worth every penny.

Marcus Thompson

Engineering Lead

Scaling a fintech backend in Rust

Simple, transparent pricing

No subscriptions. No hidden fees. Pay only for the sessions you book.

Mentor-set rates

Each mentor sets their own hourly rate. Typically $50–$200/hr depending on experience.

Billed via Stripe

Secure payments through Stripe. You're only charged after a completed session.

Satisfaction first

Not happy with a session? We'll help you find a better match — no questions asked.

Start your Rust journey

Join the waitlist and be the first to book a session with a senior Rust engineer.