Ryan Medlin

Ryan Medlin has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Ryan is currently the Head of Engineering at Speechlab since 2022. Prior to that, from 2018 to 2022, they were the Founder and Head of Tech at Residual, where they provided solutions to digital asset exchanges and crypto onramps.

Before Residual, Ryan worked at Neustar, Inc. from 2015 to 2018 as the Director of Software Engineering, Internet of Things. Ryan led the development of the Neustar Trusted Device Identity Platform and was involved in coding microservice Restful APIs in GoLang/Nodejs. Ryan also delved into advanced concepts like Blockchain platforms and distributed protocols.

From 2014 to 2015, Ryan was the Founder & Head of Tech at Datasnap.io, which was later acquired by Neustar. With a team of data scientists and developers, they focused on proximity-triggered engagement on mobile devices and built AWS data pipeline architecture and deployments.

In 2014, Ryan briefly worked as the Director of Infrastructure at Vital Reactor and as the Vice President - Research and Development at Millennial Media, where they led teams and developed new product initiatives.

Prior to that, Ryan worked as a Techical Lead/Architect at UBM Electronics, a Development lead at Carat/FreeStyle Interactive, and as the Founder of Hummingbird Solutions/Takeout Solutions.

Their career began as a Consultant at Accenture, where they worked on large-scale projects within the financial industry, gaining experience in object-modeling, coding, and problem-solving.

Overall, Ryan Medlin has a strong background in engineering leadership, software development, and innovation.

Ryan Medlin attended North Carolina State University from 1995 to 1997. Ryan earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Business Management, Business, Finance, and Management Information Systems. There is no information available about their education beyond their time at North Carolina State University. However, it is known that they later attended Mississippi State University, but it is unclear when they attended or if they completed a degree program there.