Ryan Delaney

phone 516-281-6378GitHub rrdelaneyTwitter _rrdelaneyemail rrdelaney@outlook.comRésumé

Developer currently @ Google Insterested in frontend development, programming languages, and improving developer experience

Work

Google

Software Engineer
(September 2017 - Present)

  • Working on fiber network visualization tool for internal customers
  • Primarily work on frontend using Angular, use Go for backend business APIs
  • Write comprehensive integration testing suites for each feature using Protractor and screenshot tests
  • Design data-heavy visualizations and UI for stakeholder review
  • Involved in TypeScript community at Google, teach TypeScript class and lead workshops for other Googlers, review other's TypeScript Code
  • Creating Google-internal component toolkit focused on data visualization for Angular apps

Microsoft

Software Engineer
(August 2016 - September 2017)

  • Worked on greenfield CMS for Office documentation
  • Feature work spanned stack from frontend to database level
  • Lead frontend migration to React and GraphQL
  • Migrated team to Git and ran workshops to onboard developers
  • Contributed to Microsoft's React Component toolkit

Datto

Software Engineering Intern
(Summer 2015)

  • Worked on web app managing fleet of backup devices
  • Worked in an existing codebase to add new features and fix bugs
  • Wrote unit tests and negative tests for all added features
  • Worked with PHP, Linux, and Symfony framework

Rensselaer Union

Developer
(Fall 2013 - Spring 2016)

  • Worked on a new Club Management System for the Student Union
  • Wrote full-stack features, from frontend to database
  • Used Python, Postgres, and Django

Projects

Framework Presshttps://framework.press

An IDE for novels. Gives users an embeddable an markup language with character analysis and formatting options. Also includes collab editing out of the box. Being developed with React, Firebase, and Google APIs.

Open Source

ReasonablyTyped

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A Flow and TypeScript library definition compiler for Reason and BuckleScript. It takes a module type definition and turns it into something types for Reason. Written in Reason and compiled to a native binary or JavaScript.

reason-scripts

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bs-loader

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reason-dre

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material-resume

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Education

  • Rensselaer Polytechic Institute
  • Computer Science
  • Computer Systems Engineering
  • Class of 2016

    • Awards

  • 2nd @ Facebook Global Hackathon Fall 2015
  • HackMIT Finalist Fall 2015
  • Best UI @ HackMIT Fall 2015
  • Rensselaer Medal Award

    • Tech

    Interests: Frontend / Compilers / Developer tools
    Languages: TypeScript / JS / Reason / Scala / Python / PHP
    Frameworks: React / Angular / gRPC / GraphQL / Django
    Databases: Postgres / MySQL / MongoDB / Firebase