Ryan Flowers's Email Addresses & Phone Numbers

💼 Past Experience

Experience as a Software Developer: Ryan Flowers is currently a Software Developer at Microsoft in Greater Seattle Area. Microsoft Teams - Office 365. Brought to life the v1 experience empowering people, conversations and content. Stack: React/TypeScript/Jest/.NET MVC/MS WebAPI/MS Azure. Software Development Engineer at Microsoft from January 2013 to February 2015 (2 years 2 months) in Greater Seattle Area. Online Services Department – Applications, Media, and Publishing. Developed Microsoft’s next generation of content management systems in the cloud. Delivering content to millions of end users spanning Msn.com, desktop apps, and Windows phone clients. Stack: Angularjs/TypeScript/Jasmine/.NET MVC/MS WebAPI/Nodejs/MS Azure.• Built a content management system as a single page application using Angularjs and TypeScript consuming MS Web API services all in MS Azure. • Implemented Nodejs web jobs flattening data at scale in real time for msn.com client consumption. • Rapidly prototyped news Windows desktop applications including Bing, Reuters, The Guardian and many more. • Enhanced the legacy editorial content management system adding tools such as image manipulation (focal point/cropping) and blogging (Backbonejs/Requirejs). • Provided on call support for the legacy and modern content management systems in parallel. Software Developement Engineer at GoDaddy.com from 2011 to March 2013 (2 years) in Phoenix, Arizona Area. Product Development - Sales Channel department for the Marketing Services team. Implemented GoDaddy’s ad content management system. Stack: C#/.NET MVC /JQuery/ JSON /MSTest/SQL.• Developed a rule driven content management system supporting GoDaddy’s business advertising team across multiple sales channels. Feeding data to web, email, mobile, and call centers.• Introduced Microsoft MVC to the development team. Demonstrated a pattern to incrementally convert all legacy applications from Microsoft’s dynamic data to MVC 3.0. • Introduced and implemented an automated build process for multiple web applications using Team Foundation Server.• Managed and lead direct reports in the organization.• Lead the team in design patterns and practices. • Responsible for the development of secure WCF web services using C# with SSL certificate authentication. • Played a key role in moving the team from a waterfall to an Agile Scrum methodology. ” Software Developement Engineer at GoDaddy.com from 2011 to March 2013 (2 years) in Phoenix, Arizona Area. Product Development - Sales Channel department for the Marketing Services team. Implemented GoDaddy’s ad content management system. Stack: C#/.NET MVC/WCF/MSTest/Microsoft Entity Framework/SQL server.• Used technologies such as JavaScript, AJAX, JSON, and JQuery to give the user a responsive experience.• Designed interfaces and supporting back end code for product search, orders, product list templates, roles, and master inventory for the platform.• Built a

🎓 Education

Ryan Flowers has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from Boise State University. Ryan has been working in the technology industry for the past five years and has quickly risen through the ranks. He is currently an elevator operator at a shopping mall in Boise, Idaho. In his spare time, he likes to listen to music, watch football, and play video games.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Ryan Flowers has held various technical positions in the software development industry. His most recent technical position has been as a Software Development Engineer at Microsoft in Seattle, WA. In this position, Flowers was responsible for developing the Windows software development experience for Office 365, React/TypeScript/Jest/.NET MVC/MS WebAPI/MS Azure, and developing the next-generation content management systems in the cloud. Previously, Flowers worked at GoDaddy in Phoenix, AZ, where he was responsible for developing ad content management systems for the marketing services team. Additionally, Flowers also worked at iTradeNetwork in Boise, ID, where he introduced Microsoft MVC to the development team and oversaw the conversion of legacy applications from Microsoft’s dynamic data to MVC 3.0. Flowers also developed a solution for on-the-fly ads multimedia manipulation by the end user and implemented a secure WCF web services using C# with SSL certificate authentication. In his previous positions, Flowers has austained himself with the Agile Scrum methodology.