Bryan Fullam

Senior software engineer at MetaMask, based in Berlin. I work on Swaps and I build the infrastructure other teams ship on.


About

Born and raised in Orange County California, I spent my childhood enamored with tech culture. This naturally led to me studying and earning my Bachelor of Science in Computer Science at the University of California, Irvine. From there, I embarked on the journey of a lifetime to Berlin, Germany in pursuit of my passion for travel and an opportunity to work with Querfeld, a company dedicated to reducing food waste. Together, we built software solutions that have helped prevent over 2 million kilograms of food from going to waste.Over seven years I went from engineer to CTO at Querfeld, then moved into crypto: first through hackathons, now at MetaMask, where I work on Swaps in a wallet used by tens of millions of people and built the A/B testing infrastructure that Product, Growth, Assets and Design System teams run their experiments on across Mobile and Extension.


Résumé

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Hackathons

Five projects, four awards, mostly across 2024. Still the most fun I have with a keyboard.

  • EthGlobal Brussels 🏆:
    "RainFrame", a farcaster frame that allows the deployment of any Rainlang strategy directly to Farcaster. Awarded Flare's "Most innovative: 3rd place". Check it out here!

  • EthBerlin Hackathon:
    "Governance Gladiators", a DAO proposal tool that estimates a proposal's likelihood of passing by analyzing the DAO members' voting history and social graphs. Check it out here!

  • BasedBerlin Hackathon 🏆:
    "FrameFluencer", a platform connecting Farcaster creators with products/services looking to tap into relevant communities. This project was awarded 1st place in the "Easiest to use" category. Check it out here!

  • EthGlobal Scaling Ethereum 2024 🏆🏆:
    "Bags", a DeFi project built on the ERC-6551 standard, empowering NFTs to have their own wallets. With Bags, users can define asset allocations for their NFTs, enabling automatic splitting and allocation of incoming ETH payments. This project was awarded Arbitrum's "Most Original: 1st place" as well as 2nd place in the Linea Dev Cook-off. Check it out here!

  • EthGlobal Frameworks: "Flames", a no-code tool for creating instant checkout ecommerce frames on Farcaster. Check it out here!


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