Summary
Ryan Yang is a systems-focused software engineer with nine years of experience building high-performance distributed systems and concurrent networked services, primarily in modern C++ but also in Go, Rust, Java and JavaScript. Currently researching secure, low-latency ML serving at BlackRock, he previously designed a serverless-powered distributed filesystem and modeled consistency guarantees formally while at Northeastern. His work spans production-grade systems and computational biology—leading protein-design tooling and Rosetta-based pipelines at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory—which underlines a rare blend of low-level systems engineering and scientific computing. An active open-source contributor and Northeastern CS master’s graduate with international study at Stony Brook and NCTU, he maintains a public GitHub demonstrating C++23 and systems-focused projects. Colleagues describe him as someone who treats concurrency and network programming as craft, often implementing complex infrastructure from scratch with formal verification in mind.
10 years of coding experience