Summary
Brandon Goodell is a cryptographer and mathematical researcher with a Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences and over a decade of experience building privacy-preserving blockchain systems, post-quantum tooling, and cryptographic libraries. He has held senior roles at Geometry Labs and Insight Data Science, contributed research to Monero Research Labs, and now combines teaching as an Affiliate Instructor with independent consulting and a cryptographer role at Cypher Stack. His open-source Python packages—such as fusion-cryptography and secure-fountain—reflect a hands-on approach to turning advanced cryptographic ideas into reusable tooling. Comfortable both in deep theory and production architecture, he brings rare expertise at the intersection of rigorous math and practical blockchain engineering. Based in Littleton, Colorado, he often bridges academia and industry, mentoring students while shipping cryptographic prototypes used in real-world systems.
10 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Mathematical Sciences, Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University
BS Applied Mathematics, BS Applied Mathematics at Colorado State University
Masters Mathematics, Masters Mathematics at North Dakota State University
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