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Dublin, Ireland

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AWS SDE Intern / Dublin, Ireland

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Ryan Pitman

02>Software Development Engineer Intern at AWS

03>Dublin, Ireland

05##Summary

06-Software engineer studying Computer Science Infrastructure at TU Dublin.

07-Interested in practical systems, readable code, and reliable interfaces.

08-I like implementation-heavy work where the feedback loop is honest.

10##Current

11roleSoftware Development Engineer Intern / AWS

12focusCode quality, review, ownership, maintainability

14##Links

15:opengithub.com/boarrr

16:openlinkedin.com/in/ryan-pitman

17:openresume.pdf

:RyanPitman --open-to=connect

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The config behind the work.

A few defaults I want the site to communicate before anyone reads a resume bullet.

signal.md / Ryan Pitman

My work sits between practical product thinking and low-level curiosity. I enjoy learning how things behave under pressure, then turning that understanding into software that is simple to operate and kind to the next person who has to maintain it.

01 / Clarity

Make the next reader faster.

I care about code that explains its own shape: small decisions, readable flow, and fewer surprises hiding in the corners.

02 / Pressure

Learn where things bend.

Infrastructure-minded work is interesting because the edges matter: latency, reliability, review, deployment, and operational reality.

03 / Craft

Build the thing, then sharpen it.

I like implementation-heavy projects because they force honest feedback from the machine, the user, and the maintainer.

04 / Taste

Useful can still feel alive.

A good interface should be direct, responsive, and a little memorable without making the workflow harder.

NORMAL signal.md 4 principles

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Quickfix list: current production context.

The role is presented like a focused list of signals: where I am, what I am learning, and what habits are being sharpened.

:copen1 item

AWS:Current

Software Development Engineer Intern

Amazon Web Services / Dublin, Ireland

environment=cloud scale

craft=review-driven

mindset=own the change

Working in a high-bar engineering environment and building stronger instincts around code quality, collaboration, review, and long-term maintainability.

aws:1:1Learning from production-minded engineering practices and peer review.

aws:2:1Contributing with a focus on clarity, ownership, and thoughtful implementation.

aws:3:1Developing instincts for systems where reliability and maintainability matter.

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Source files for how I learn.

The public repos lean implementation-heavy: core loops, input, state, algorithms, and the useful friction of making a program run.

:Git browse

buffer 1: Asteroids-F031.c

01/* Arcade logic under constraints */02#include <learning.h>03#include <feedback.h>04 05

Asteroids-F031

06update(); render(); repeat();07

An arcade-style C project that sharpened my understanding of real-time logic, gameplay structure, collision behavior, and interactive problem solving.

Cgame loopstate

:open repo

buffer 2: C-Space-Shooter.c

01/* Graphics, input, and control */02#include <learning.h>03#include <feedback.h>04 05

C-Space-Shooter

06poll input -> move -> draw07

A simple space shooter built with C and SDL, focused on rendering, input handling, game-state management, and fast feedback from a running program.

CSDLinput

:open repo

buffer 3: Algorithms.c

01/* Core thinking in plain sight */02#include <learning.h>03#include <feedback.h>04 05

Algorithms

06measure the shape of the problem07

A practice repository for strengthening algorithmic thinking and programming fundamentals through direct implementation.

Cfundamentalspractice

:open repo

:edit tools.lua

Installed plugins and daily instruments.

A toolchain that moves between interface work, scripting, systems fundamentals, and production engineering context.

:Mason / installed

TypeScript

loaded

Typed product code and safer UI logic

React

loaded

Component systems and responsive interfaces

Next.js

loaded

Production-ready web experiences

Python

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Scripting, experiments, and problem solving

C

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Systems fundamentals and close-to-machine thinking

AWS

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Exposure to engineering at cloud scale

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:edit contact.sh

Run the next command.

Open to thoughtful conversations about software engineering, internships, infrastructure, and projects with sharp technical edges.

./contact.sh

$ ./contact.sh --target=ryan

01LinkedInBest place to reach out professionally.Start a conversation 02GitHubBrowse public repos and project work.Read the code 03ResumeA concise background and experience snapshot.Open PDF

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