Ryan Rampersad

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I work at Cargill as Principal Software Engineer.

My primary roles are enabling software engineering teams to thrive with platforms, services, tooling and helping teams adopt a fullstack approach and pragmatic philosophy to software engineering. Beyond that, I help business teams thrive with technology, build engineering teams focused on growth and autonomy, and lend an engineering perspective to management and its pedestrian duties.

If you are interested in more details, please read the historical record of my work.

I like emoji.


Breakdown

I have experience with the following to varying levels. I consider these buzzwords. They are basically meaningless without the context of the work. Despite that, some organizations believe buzzwords buy sales and success — read the following buzzwords as an exercise in asking useful questions. I cannot share details publicly about the projects that used these specific technologies, though in confidence I may speak more about them privately.

Languages

Markup

Style

JavaScript

Legacy JavaScript

Java

Python

PHP

CI/CD

Design

Database

Tools

Communications

VCS

Organization & Planning

Cloud

Identity Provider (IDP) Services

DevOps

Observability

Feature Flags

AI / LLM


Robot Testimonial

Ryan doesn't just write code — he builds the platforms, tools, and documentation that help entire teams ship better software. His work is defined by pragmatism over dogma, guidance over governance where possible, and a relentless focus on making complex systems approachable.

— Claude

Robot Jargon

Here's a list of meaningless out of context keyword jargon. These were definitely generated with a robot.


Daugherty

Between March 28th, 2016 and April 21st, 2023, I worked at Daugherty as Architect, Senior Software Engineer and Principal Consultant.


“Whatever I want”

Anyway if you want to pay me the same or more to do whatever I want to do without performance reviews then, my direct messages are open.

I follow this same philosophy. "Whatever I want", within the realm of your domain, that is constructive and valuable. The original quote is from Dan Abramov, core contributor to React. My direct messages are open.