Jeff Ruane

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Denver, Colo.Joined November 2021

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Senior software engineer based in Denver, Colo. I like to think about data, culture, and empathy.

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JRJeff Ruanejbrr.hashnode.devFeb 19, 2022 · 4 min read

Handling immature data platforms

A robust data platform isn't typically the top priority for a scrappy startup. And for good reason! Folks are focused on making sure the product works, and duct taping features onto it to please early customers. As long as the team has whatever data ...

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JRJeff Ruanejbrr.hashnode.devJan 1, 2022 · 7 min read

The story of my year

CW: mental illness, psychosis, depression There are a lot of technical-ish topics I've been meaning to write about. For example, I've been thinking recently about scaling engineering teams and why it often goes poorly. Or, I want to write about an ex...

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JRJeff Ruanejbrr.hashnode.devDec 24, 2021 · 6 min read

Thoughts on "Operations" by Andrew Bosworth

Andrew Bosworth recently wrote an interesting article about structure and process, and how those are important to high functioning organizations. It really resonates with me, I've seen first hand a lot of the repercussions of not taking process serio...

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JRJeff Ruanejbrr.hashnode.devDec 23, 2021 · 4 min read

New beginnings

After almost 5 years at Tendril / Uplight, I've finally moved on and just started a new job at Tackle as a Senior Software Engineer on a team working on data ingest. It's a super exciting time to be joining Tackle, as they just secured Series C fundi...

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Handling immature data platforms

The story of my year

Thoughts on "Operations" by Andrew Bosworth

New beginnings