Prad Nukala is a founder and decentralized identity engineer based in New York, combining 11 years of hands-on software experience with deep standards work as a W3C Working Group member for DIDs, WebAuthn, and WASM. As founder of Sonr he built a peer-to-peer identity and asset platform leveraging DID documents, WebAuthn, and IPFS, helped raise $4.7M, and onboarded over 120 first-time blockchain developers to his SDKs. Notably, he produced prolific open-source activity—ranking fourth globally for GitHub contributions during his MVP period—demonstrating a commitment to shipping and community engagement. With a background in applied mathematics from Virginia Commonwealth University, he brings a quantitative mindset to designing user-friendly, secure identity systems.
11 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Applied Science, Applied Mathematics, Bachelor of Applied Science, Applied Mathematics at Virginia Commonwealth University
Contributions:1 release, 9 reviews, 185 commits in 3 months
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