Brice Perez FUTURIST
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What inspired Bryce Perez to pursue a career in technology?
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Hi everyone. Welcome to a very special edition of the Future Construct podcast. I am your host, Amy Peck. And with me I have Bryce Perez, who is with Google Cloud and focused on all things web three, among other things. So tell us a little bit about, well, first of all, let's talk about where we are.
Oh yes. So it's an honor to be here with you, of course, on the Future Construct at the Bayview office uh in Mountain View. Uh so one of the newer um offices by Google, built from the ground up.
It's it's pretty spectacular and complete with the yellow bikes.
Yes.
The signature yellow bike.
Yes, yes. All around campus. Uh you can choose one, even uh a special bike garage for those who want to go park their garage. Or their park their their own bikes.
Oh nice, nice. Um, so we met about a month ago and I was just uh just taken with your passion. I mean, not just for web three and and your love of working with your clients, but but really just your curiosity about everything. So let's maybe kind of go back to the beginning and I know that you grew up in Central Florida.
Yes. And
you went to full sale university. But but even before that, like what drew you to kind of technology and and this brave new world that you inhabit now?
Yeah, yeah. I think my life is almost like the opposite of the novels from Lemony Snicket, like unfortunate events but fortunate events, series of fortunate events.
That's great.
Um, so I look at opportunity and I and I I think it a lot of my opportunity comes from being curious. And it it started from a long time ago. It was just little small things of growing up and my mother would work uh as a nurse and she would leave the house and I will make sure that I would tear down uh our computer, a Dell computer, and try to hair up and put it back together before she gets back from work. Little things like that. I remember when uh I heard about uh Doby Atmos or actually that's more recent, but uh Adobe five point one's round time. And I was like, I'm going to make my own surround sound. I I thought there was something you can make. And I was like, I have a bunch of speakers around the house.
So I wired them together. I brought some friends over and they're I turned it on. It's like, how's that sound? It's like, yeah, it's just loud. It's not too loud. So I there's some things that I've learned over the years that that okay, there's certain type of technology, codecs, and things like that that are built into this. And it's just curiosity o across all technologies. I think I get to a place where if I'm focused on one technology too long, I'm not myself. I'm not happy. And even just not just technology, but different realms of just different things of that allow me to have taken information.
Yeah.
So starting off uh wanting to be a music producer, grew up in Florida, uh going to uh on a tour on to Florestale University and thinking that I was going to be the next Borrell Williams, but uh things changed, life changed, I moved around a bit and knowing that technology is always in the back of my mind and I'm not sure how I actually would get into that space. It was just something that drives me. Um and I I guess later on uh realms of school and going getting into business intelligence with uh the massive program that I did at Full Sale University. That was emerging tech and I think that's one of the things that really um uh defined me is for I I get caught into the world of emerging tech innovation and look for those opportunities, see what's the hype and trying to understand it and try to grasp it to a way where I can explain it to others as much as possible.
How did Bryce’s early curiosity with computers shape his later work?
And more opportunities and more opportunities just kept coming to the point where like utilizing LinkedIn, CTOs will reach out and say, Hey, would you like to join my organization and be a part of this uh this effort?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What inspired Bryce Perez to pursue a career in technology?
0:00–3:58
2
How did Bryce’s early curiosity with computers shape his later work?
3:58–8:11
3
Why did Bryce switch from music production to business intelligence at Full Sail?
8:11–12:44
4
What led Bryce to transition from healthcare to Google’s Web3 team?
12:44–18:40
5
How can Web3 and blockchain improve construction workflows and data transparency?
18:40–23:21
6
What role does Google Cloud play in securing and managing enterprise data for Web3 projects?
23:21–27:18
7
What futuristic product does Bryce envision for seamless multilingual communication?
27:18–31:22
8
How does Bryce see the future of human‑centric design and technology integration in AEC?
31:22–34:34