Kyle Bryant Email & Phone Number

Boston, Ma, Us

Built backend, SDK, and execution infrastructure for multiple decentralized web applications. Pioneered intent based applications, allowing for complex signature based interactions on Ethereum and its various layer 2s.

Boston, Ma, Us

During my time at Reggora, was promoted to Lead Software Engineer. I lead Reggora's technical integrations with external business API's, a team of 5 engineers. I was responsible for architecting the integrations and ensuring my team members shipped high quality code.

Boston, Ma, Us

Learned about the Reggora solution and the scaling limitations that Reggora was facing. Implemented an event sourcing solution utilizing consumer nodes, SQS, SNS, Event Forks, and DynamoDB to allow Reggora to horizontally scale and to eventually give Reggora the ability to recover from a mission critical database failure. Also worked through Reggora’s stack, implementing features as needed with React, Flask, and MongoDB

As the Lead Blockchain Architect on the Boomerang Project at Skedaddle, I architected Boomerang's platform around the Universal Login Standard (Using EIP 1077, EIP 1078), a revolutionary overhaul of the traditional Web 3.0 UX paradigm. I made significant open source contributions to the UniversalLoginSDK project in order to fulfill Boomerang's Universal Login requirements. I identified a critical front-running security vulnerability in our initial smart contracts and completely re-wrote the Boomerang smart contracts from the ground up to be cheaper, more versatile, and more secure.I attended ETHBerlin (where our team won a prize for Best UX in a project using EIP 1077), the Status Cryptolife Hackathon, and Devcon 4, where I evangelized the Boomerang platform and initiated talks with future possible business connections for future Boomerang integration.I designed and built the BoomerangSDK, which is a node library that allows developers to easily interact with the Boomerang smart contracts.

Santa Clara, California, Us

As a software developer for Hitachi Vantara, worked to update internal projects from ant to maven. Worked on the high level design of worker nodes which scales the extract, transform, and load tool made by Hitachi Vantara. Contributed to the development of an internal application platform.

North Reading, Ma, Us

Created internal tools for the Enterprise Data Warehousing team that generated comparative metrics to ensure accuracy of data. Utilized AWS heavily. Worked on the design and implementation of additional tools for extraction and aggregation of business data. Created a web UI and backend for creating SQL queries that would replicate across all database shards and report issues or failures.

Boston, Massachusetts, Us

Worked with a team of 4 other Interactive Media and Game Development undergraduates to create a prototype video game. Our team met with the New England Aquarium on a regular basis to discuss design decisions and development progress. The final prototype is meant to encourage empathy that leads to action for the North Atlantic Right Whale, a species with less than 500 individual whales remaining.

North Reading, Ma, Us

Worked with a team of software interns to improve the Obstacle Detection System (ODS) on Kiva System's warehouse automation robots. Designed physical obstacle test setups, streamlined extensive test software in MATLAB, and created a GUI toolset with Netbeans and Java for visually debugging the ODS.

Carlton, Au

Worked with a team of research interns from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. We evaluated a mobile learning scavenger hunt application that was in use at the museum. Our team used this data to create storyboards and prototypes for a new application to be created at the Melbourne Museum.

Campbell, Ca, Us

Taught weekly courses to ages 13-17 such as Game Design with Unity, 3D Modeling & Animation with Maya, and Team Fortress 2 Level Design. Helped to create and maintain an entertaining, safe atmosphere for students to learn software used in the game design industry. Also served as a chaperone for overnight campers.

Montreal, Ca

Created two 3D models of objects from picture references provided by Digital Griffix. Used Maya to create base meshes and Zbrush for detailing. Upon completion, submitted 3D models to Digital Griffix.

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Interactive Media And Game Development

Minor, Computer Science