Brett A. Bradley

I sit at the intersection of business, technology, and product. Most recently I was Director of Technical Sales at Datavault AI (NASDAQ: DVLT), a publicly traded data sciences company focused on AI-driven data monetization, cybersecurity, and Web 3.0 data management.

At Datavault I worked across all of it, including the AI agent stack (Data Vault, DataValue, DataScore, Data Vault Bank), the high-performance and edge computing infrastructure underneath it, the Web 3.0 and tokenization side, and the acoustic division covering WiSA and ADIO. I also worked across the majority of our subsidiaries, like Event Citadel, building and delivering training videos to bring newly acquired teams up to speed on our technologies. That work spanned sales training and engineering training, and I also trained their field techs on in-person deployments of our tech. As we grew I kind of borderlined sales engineering, sitting between the two sides to keep everyone aligned. With all of that going on, my main focus was still VerifyU, the blockchain-backed credentialing platform I founded during my time there, while the role gave me exposure across HPC, data trust, and real-world asset infrastructure.

Prior to all of that, back when the company was much smaller, I managed engineering sprints at Luminosity Lab and co-authored a litigation-level patent on blockchain student accreditation, which is what eventually grew into VerifyU.

I value data privacy, ad-free spaces, and software that doesn't quietly mine the people using it. These are principles that belong in the products we build for everyone, not just the side projects.

I'm currently pursuing my M.B.I. at the University of Silicon Valley and figuring out the next chapter. Most likely a product or founding role on a team that takes both technical depth and the people on the other side of the software seriously. If that sounds like the room you're building, I'd love to talk.