Ryan Gerard Email & Phone Number

Danville, CA, US

San Francisco, California, US

Building software that gives superpowers to financial crime fighters. Collaborative platform for managing anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing operations within financial institutions, law enforcement and regulatory agencies.

San Francisco, CA, US

Building the best delivery experience possible. My team is responsible for building the technology that powers the web and mobile experiences for Caviar.

San Francisco, CA, US

Worked on the initial backend infrastructure for Square Market (now Square Online Store), with a focus on payments, inventory management, and categories. After the acquisition of Caviar, I was part of the team to build the iOS experience for Caviar and Fastbite.

Pickmoto is building the next generation of mobile sports games.We are creating sports apps that offer fun, quick, easy competition that capture the fantasy sports experience and simplify it for more casual users.

San Francisco, California, US

My role here encompassed many activities. I developed Xobni's first iPhone app, and managed a fantastic group of engineers, who worked on many of Xobni's products. In the past, I've worked on server-side infrastructure, our billing and payment system, a C++ rewrite of the Outlook product, and various other projects. I am an active promoter of internal.

San Francisco, California, US

As an early employee at Xobni, I had many projects. I managed a small testing team which built an automated testing and reporting infrastructure, and test tools for the Outlook product. I also worked on developing new and innovative features for the Outlook product. I worked on our build system quite a bit, as well as the Xobni installer. I took on the.

San Jose, California, US

I was testing backend pieces of the product that eventually shipped as Norton SafeWeb, a website heuristics engine that provides a range of security information for any and all websites. I also spent time implementing the release system for that product, and worked closely with the data center IT group to make sure it could deploy properly in production.

San Jose, California, US

Worked primarily on the first version of the AntiSpyware engine that eventually shipped with NIS.