Eric Wong

I graduated from UC Berkeley with honors in Molecular Cell Biology. From there I spent three years in translational cancer research at UCSF, then moved through biotech R&D roles at Tizona Therapeutics and Nektar Therapeutics before landing at Kite Pharma (Gilead Sciences). At Kite, I drove data analysis across four to five concurrent CAR T-cell therapy programs: processing samples, running flow cytometry, building the analyses, and creating the presentations that went to directors, VPs, and audiences of 150+ scientists. My work directly informed go/no-go decisions, resource allocation, and study sequencing for therapies targeting multiple forms of cancer.

In parallel, I had been going deep into Bitcoin and digital security on my own time since 2016. Curiosity led to real work on custody architecture, operational workflows, self-custody, reducing single points of failure, and inheritance planning for digital assets.

Today I'm based in Hong Kong and work at Bullish as a Specialist, Digital Asset Security. The systematic thinking from science never left. I point it at controls, documentation, review habits, and security workflows that need to hold up when accuracy matters.

AI is part of that operating system too. I use it to build, review, and document faster, but the standard is still human judgment, source material, and work that can be checked.