Ryan Laytham

Ryan Laytham has a diverse work experience spanning over two decades. Their most recent role at YPrime since 2021 is as a Technical Lead. In this position, they are responsible for leading the transition of enterprise infrastructure to Kubernetes and redesigning a large legacy application as a cloud-native microservices solution.

Prior to YPrime, Ryan worked at HemoSonics, LLC as a Software Engineering Manager and Senior Software Engineer. Ryan led a team of software engineers, conducted regular meetings, and planned feature development. Ryan also worked on developing and maintaining HemoSonics Quantra software and designed various applications.

Before HemoSonics, Ryan served as a Senior Software Engineer at EBSCO Information Services, where they developed and maintained LibraryAware, a web application that helps libraries promote their collections and services.

Ryan also worked as a Senior Software Engineer at LipoScience, where they designed and developed web applications and embedded software for medical test analysis and control of medical devices. Ryan's previous experience includes working as a Senior Software Engineer at Itron, where they contributed to the maintenance and enhancement of a smart grid management system, and at BD, where they developed software for a robotic arm and other hardware used in cervical cancer screening.

Additionally, Ryan has worked at GE as a Software Engineer, contributing to the design and development of software for digital video borescopes. Ryan also worked as a Software Developer at Navisite and was self-employed as a Web Site Developer.

Throughout their career, Ryan has demonstrated expertise in various technologies such as C#, .NET, ASP.NET, JavaScript, SQL Server, and Kubernetes. Their roles have encompassed team leadership, application development, and software maintenance, showcasing their versatility and adaptability in different domains.

Ryan Laytham completed their education in Computer Science and Computer Art. Ryan earned a Bachelor of Science degree from SUNY Oneonta, where they studied from 1999 to 2004. Following that, they pursued a Master of Science degree in Computer Science from Binghamton University, where they studied from 2004 to 2005.