Building elegant solutions for complex problems
My name is Ryan Scarbel. I'm a fullstack software engineer with a passion for building clean, efficient, and user-friendly applications. My journey in coding began in 2008 with desktop apps in Visual Basic, but my professional career took off in 2020 after diving deep into JavaScript and web development.
After graduating from General Assembly in December 2021, I joined HireArt as a Full Stack Software Engineer, working with Ruby on Rails, JavaScript & React. The experience with talented senior developers there was invaluable.
Currently, I'm at Hello Moon, a web3 company operating primarily on the Solana network. I focus on backend development in TypeScript, though I've recently expanded into front-end work with React and NextJS.
My strongest assets for a development team are my ability to work well with people of any personality type, identifying what is the most important thing to be working on, and writing type-safe code with a relatively small amount of coupling very quickly.
Writing maintainable, efficient code that follows best practices
Delivering high-quality solutions on tight deadlines
Being fun to work with and fostering team collaboration
Designing robust, scalable software systems
Making jokes at the wrong time (it's a strength, I swear)
A modern web application that helps job seekers track their applications through an intuitive kanban board interface. Track your job search journey from application to offer with ease.
Here’s what people have to say about Ryan:
Software Engineer @ DOW Jones
"I mean... he’s ok, I guess. He’s not the brightest guy, but at least he’s friendly."
Ryan's Mom
"Ryan is so smart! He is really good with computers. He always knows how to fix mine. He's always fun to be around. He should maybe call his parents more though."
Speech Pathologist & Software Engineer
"Ehh. Ryan is somewhere in-between what Kyle stated and what his Mom said. Don’t get me wrong, he’s my husband and I love him, but after being married to him for more than 5-years, I’ve really learned that you can love someone without always liking them."