Ian Salitrynski Email & Phone Number

Rochester, Ny, Us

I am currently a full-stack software engineer at Sharp Notions responsible for architecting and maintaining the GradFin student loan consultant and client web applications, utilizing a JavaScript tech stack: Node.js, React, Typescript, and PostgreSQL. Over the past 3 years, I have developed features across GradFin, including a customer portal, auditing, reporting, metrics, and implemented 3rd party integrations for services such as loan refinance options, credit checks, billing, authentication, and document management (DocuSign and RingCentral). Additionally, I have worked closely with GradFin’s subject matter experts to create analysis tools that estimate student loan amortization, forgiveness, and tax liabilities across a variety of government repayment plans.

Rochester, New York

At Flower City Gaming, I worked as a lead software engineer creating and maintaining varying web platforms that ran fantasy sports, sports betting, financial transactions and reporting, geolocation, 3rd party integrations, KYC, and broadcast graphics:- BreakTraders: Planned and created live-streaming broadcast overlay software, utilizing NodeCG and OBS, to provide streamers with control over content and dynamically display customer data, team data, and marketing information. - 2ndBet: Planned, architected, and implemented a full-stack solution to process resale of online sportsbook bets with financial transactions, user management, and third-party integrations. Utilized .NET Core Web APIs with OAuth, backed by a PostgreSQL database. Created a query library designed to dynamically load data via in-memory caches, Redis caches, and read-only and read-write databases according to business rules defined as needed for each query.- GBE Technologies Partnership: Developed multiple microservices in .NET and .NET Core Web API integrations with MSSQL databases that handled financial and application data, and a microservice that integrated with the Bambora PaymentIQ payment provider. - Secure Geolocation Provider: Prototyped and architected a business-to-business Web API and Android application to securely retrieve, store, encrypt, and validate user geolocation data. - Miomni Gaming Partnership: Integrated third-party APIs to create and deploy a live sports betting platform in West Virginia. Modified existing systems to meet regulatory requirements for accounting, reporting, geolocation, KYC, and other regulations. - Star Fantasy Leagues: Implemented and maintained real-time sports data processing in the .NET stack with a MSSQL database, and re-architected the system for multi-tenant white-label functionality. Converted this system into a redeployable and configurable business-to-business Web API designed to integrate fantasy sports into third-party platforms.

As a Validation Associate, I was responsible for executing verification and validation activities, including integration tests, to support the software development life cycle as well as supporting the Validation Engineer. I also developed a prototype C# interface in C# for a QR code mapping system.

I planned and taught five day courses on technology related merit badges to Boy Scouts at the Boy Scout Camp, Camp Brule. As an Area Director, I was responsible for the training and performance of another instructor, who also taught four merit badges each summer. At the Tech-Know-Lodge, I was responsible for teaching and training an instructor to teach merit badges such as Computers, Communication, Electronics, Space Exploration, Chemistry, Cinematography, Graphic Arts, Nuclear Science and Robotics. I also volunteered in the week after camp each summer to teach simpler skills to Webelos. I also maintained activities, such as an introduction to python programming. In addition to those responsibilities, I, with my co-workers, created skits and themes to make camp a lively and fun experience for the campers.

I planned and taught five day courses on technology related merit badges to Boy Scouts at the Boy Scout Camp, Camp Brule. At the Tech-Know-Lodge, I was responsible for teaching merit badges such as Computers, Communication, Electronics, Journalism, Public Speaking, Space Exploration, and Weather. Each summer, four of these badges were offered to scouts. I also volunteered in the week after camp each summer to teach simpler skills to Webelos. I also created activities, such as an introduction to python programming. In addition to those responsibilities, I, with my co-workers, created skits and themes to make camp a lively and fun experience for the campers.

Bachelor’S Degree, Computer Software Engineering, 3.62

General Studies