Résumé

Ryan Rumana

Senior AI/ML Engineer working across applied machine learning, systems software, and infrastructure.

Experience

Dais

Senior AI/ML Engineer

Tulsa, Oklahoma (Remote)

  • Lead ML research and development through architecting projects, driving QA, and mentoring peers.
  • Engineered Rust-based multi-tenant context platform utilizing LLM-backed schema induction and temporal RAG.
  • Architected an agent-orchestration platform using Cedar engine and Postgres for durable, validated agents.

Axial3D

Software Engineer

Belfast, United Kingdom (Remote)

  • Support and enhance a Vue + Java web app that ingests DICOM scans into our ML 3D-model generation pipeline.
  • Contribute towards web app rewrite, adding features, and tightening auth and AWS CloudFormation deployment.

Entegrion

Software Engineer

Durham, North Carolina (Remote)

  • Developed Python/C++ data-processing and visualization tools for viscoelastic coagulation monitor workflows
  • Designed and tuned SQL schemas to store and retrieve experiment data efficiently for downstream analysis.

Amergint Technologies

Software Engineer Intern

Colorado Springs, Colorado

  • Maintained server-side code in C++/Python for custom OS environments, resolving critical bugs.
  • Provided hands-on troubleshooting on Linux servers, ensuring swift client support and system reliability.

Axial3D

Software Engineer Intern

Belfast, United Kingdom (Remote)

  • Developed tools to automate mesh comparison and processing pipelines, saving hundreds of hours for operations.
  • Authored and documented production-level code that remains in active use.

Selected work

Kubernetes Cluster

Architect and operator of an eight-node, GitOps-managed Kubernetes cluster with Rook/Ceph storage, NVIDIA GB10 workers, and shared services.

Reverse Game of Life

Proved finite-board predecessor existence NP-complete and built supporting Rust, SAT, and WebAssembly tooling.

Multi-Camera ReID

Co-developed an edge person re-identification prototype and report, presented at Stanford’s ACT4AERO workshop.