Ryan McDuffee

About Ryan McDuffee

I\'m a skilled consultant with a background in applied physics and diverse experience in research, development, and project management. I hold an M.S. in Applied Physics from Johns Hopkins University and a B.A. in Physics and Psychology from the University of Denver, offering a unique blend of technical expertise and analytical thinking to my consulting work.Currently, I work as a Researcher at Viscell LLC/Sienco Inc in Boulder, CO. My responsibilities include developing algorithms for measuring blood viscosity, creating proprietary Java microservice applications, designing secure user authentication systems, and contributing to various software projects such as deidentification software and remote diagnostic data collection protocols.Previously, I served as an Assistant at Chamberlin Observatory in Denver, CO, where I gained hands-on experience in telescope operation and maintenance. Additionally, I lectured on topics like the origins of the universe and particle physics, expanding my knowledge of optics and telescope maintenance.My technical skills cover programming languages such as Java, Python, R, and Dart, as well as Java Fx and Flutter UI development kits. I\'m proficient in the Spring Boot framework, Git version management, and DevOps procedures. I also have experience with cloud deployment using Docker and Kubernetes, along with familiarity with Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud platforms.In addition to programming and technology, I\'m skilled in AutoCAD, Mathematica, and LabView. I can create and edit scientific reports using LaTeX for formatting and presentation. With a solid foundation in experimental design across multiple disciplines, I can effectively understand, apply, and synthesize data.Throughout my career, I\'ve demonstrated strong organizational, problem-solving, and communication skills. I thrive in dynamic environments and bring a comprehensive skill set, including knowledge of electronics and proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite, to every consulting project.If you need assistance with applied physics, software development, research, or data analysis projects, I\'m open to new opportunities and collaborations. Let\'s connect and explore how my expertise can benefit your organization.

Experience

1. Researcher

   Viscell, Llc

   Jun 2014 — Present · Boulder, CO, US

   Working on the next generation of Sonoclot Analyzer’sWorked with other developers to create a proprietary Java framework for internet connected medical devices. Frame work included, standardized user interface components, security utilities, and user authentication utilities.

Education

• University of Denver

  Bachelor, Physics and Psychology

  2004 — 2009

• The Johns Hopkins University

  Master of Science - MS, Engineering Physics/Applied Physics