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Bryan Doreian is a multidisciplinary founder, systems architect, and advisor working at the intersection of decentralized infrastructure, intelligent software, and digitally native education. With 12+ years of experience across web technology, AI, cryptocurrency, and fintech, Bryan blends scientific rigor with entrepreneurial intuition to build platforms that enable smarter, more accessible, and more resilient digital ecosystems.

A seasoned operator, Bryan has held founder, C-level, and advisory roles across startups in online education, blockchain protocol development, developer tools, and financial innovation. Over the past decade, he has helped organizations move from zero to durable traction—designing product architectures, shaping go-to-market strategy, scaling communities, and guiding teams through early-stage complexity.

Bryan founded Wysebridge Patent Bar Review in 2012, creating the first fully online/mobile USPTO exam-prep system and transforming a stagnant niche into a modern, data-driven learning experience. Since then, he has co-founded multiple stealth ventures focused on trust frameworks for open networks, AI-augmented development tooling, and next-generation digital knowledge systems.

As an angel investor and partner at Grove (2018–present)—the team behind Pocket Network (POKT)—Bryan supports the creation of permissionless, horizontally scalable decentralized RPC infrastructure. His work spans protocol economics, validator ecosystem strategy, and the broader evolution of Web3's distributed compute layer.

Before entrepreneurship, Bryan trained as a scientist and engineer, completing a Doctorate in Cellular & Molecular Biophysics following dual majors in Chemical Engineering and Chemistry, with minors in Biology and Mathematics. This deep technical foundation informs his approach to problem-solving: analytical, multi-perspective, and grounded in first principles.

Across all ventures, Bryan focuses on architecting systems—technical, organizational, and conceptual—that increase resilience, intelligence, and autonomy. His work continues to explore how networked technologies, decentralized coordination, and human-centered design can shape a more regenerative digital and economic future.