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Ryan Case
VP Engineering at Memfault
Ryan Case is an accomplished software engineer and engineering leader currently serving as the VP of Engineering at Memfault, a company specializing in embedded observability platforms for IoT and edge devices.3
Key points about Ryan Case's background and experience:
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Education:
- M.Math in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo
- B.A.Sc. in Applied Science from the University of Waterloo
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Professional Experience:
- VP of Engineering at Memfault (current position)3
- Previously worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Pebble Tech
- Held various roles at Fitbit, including Android SDK Lead, Engineering Manager, and Senior/Staff Engineer
- Founder and Principal Engineer of his own software development firm, Sunberry Software
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Expertise:
- Extensive experience in software engineering and leadership roles
- Specializes in Android platform development, technical leadership, and software engineering management3
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Current Role at Memfault:
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Location:
- Based in Berlin, Germany2
Ryan Case's professional background demonstrates a strong combination of technical expertise in software development, particularly in the embedded systems and IoT space, along with leadership skills in engineering management. His experience spans from working on smartwatch software at Pebble to developing cutting-edge solutions for IoT device management and observability at Memfault.
Highlights
As Memfault prepares to go live with some of our biggest and most ambitious product changes, I wanted to give a special shoutout to the team that's been handling all the bleeps and bloops behind the scenes -- our engineering platform team that handles all our traffic! Matt Kelly Avery Fischer Topher Brown Daniel Subak Pieter Hameete
When they set out last year to scale our services to support millions and millions more IoT devices, I would not have believed it possible for us to handle much more traffic while also dramatically improving performance and reliability (while also being more cost efficient!). It's a testament to the planning and execution from such a talented team. Hopefully we can find some time to write up a series of blog posts on how it was done! 🙂
One more step towards fixing all those broken gizmos that frustrate us on a daily basis! 🔧
Rytis Jakubauskas is a good friend and brilliant mind working on tackling climate challenges through better urban logistics!
