Ryan Cain

Ryan Cain has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Ryan began their career as a Student Network Technician at Kansas State University, where they gained experience in server monitoring and technical support. Ryan then transitioned into the IT industry, working as a Consultant and later as a Technical Architect at Perceptive Software, where they had responsibilities including implementing software products, providing technical advice, and designing technical architectures.

Ryan then moved into mobile app development, working as a Mobile Software Engineer at Gift Card Impressions, where they developed client-facing mobile apps for iOS and Android. Ryan continued to specialize in mobile development, taking on roles as a Senior Software Engineer at Garmin International and a Technical Team Lead at SMG - Service Management Group. In these roles, they mentored team members, designed and implemented solutions for mobile applications, and maintained codebases.

Ryan's expertise also extends to leadership positions, as demonstrated by their experience as a Mobile Team Lead at BabelBark and later as a Mobile App Development Lead at Trupanion. In these roles, they managed teams, oversaw projects, and implemented CI/CD pipelines and development workflows.

Most recently, Ryan has been serving as the Director of Engineering at Destination Pet, LLC, where they apply their engineering skills and leadership experience to drive the company's engineering projects and initiatives.

Overall, Ryan Cain has a strong background in mobile app development, technical architecture, leadership, and software implementation, making him a versatile and experienced professional.

Ryan Cain obtained a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Finance, General from Kansas State University, where they studied from 2003 to 2008. In addition to their degree, they also obtained certifications in AWS Certified Developer - Associate (DVA) and AWS Certified Solutions Architect - Associate (SAA) from Amazon Web Services in 2018.