Mark Ryan

Mark Ryan has a diverse work experience spanning over ten years. Mark most recently worked as a Senior QA Engineer at Cambridge Audio, starting in 2018. Prior to that, they worked at Musicalfidelity from 2016 to 2018, where they were a Junior Software Developer responsible for developing REST API services, software testing, and supporting embedded Linux systems.

In 2015, Mark worked as a Sales Representative at Unity Audio Limited for a few months. Before that, they held the position of International Business Development at Antelope Audio from 2014 to 2015, where they provided technical support, managed accounts, and collaborated with the R&D team on product development.

In 2014, Mark held multiple roles, including Software Developer and Project Management Assistant at Spectral Spaces and Sound and Lighting Technician at Digital. Mark also worked as an Operations Assistant at Gear4DJs Ltd from 2013 to 2014.

Earlier in their career, Mark worked as a Guest Lecturer at the University of Brighton in 2010 and as a Territory Sales/Account Manager at Maximizer Software, Inc. from 2008 to 2009. Mark started their career as a Sound Designer at Southbank Centre in 2007.

Overall, Mark Ryan brings a range of skills, including software development, project management, sales, and technical support, to their work experience.

Mark Ryan studied at the University of Brighton from 2010 to 2013, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Digital Music and Sound Arts. Prior to that, from 2007 to 2009, they attended The Academy of Contemporary Music and obtained a Higher National Diploma in Music Production. Moreover, Mark Ryan pursued various online courses from Udacity and Codecademy in 2016, including programming foundations with Python, intro to programming nanodegree, Linux command line basics, HTML + CSS, Android development for beginners, intro to iOS app development with Swift, and how to use Git and GitHub. Additionally, Mark Ryan obtained several certifications from Code School, such as "Blasting Off with Bootstrap," "CSS Cross-Country," "Flying Through Python," "Front-end Formations," "Front-end Foundations," "JavaScript Road Trip Part 1," "JavaScript Road Trip Part 2," "The Sequel to SQL," "Try Django," "Try Python," "Try Ruby," and "Try SQL." However, there is no specific information provided on the exact months or years they obtained these certifications or if they completed a degree in Digital Music and Sound Arts.