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Ryan Flannery
Manager of Research Intelligence @ Bloomberg
Ryan Flannery is the Manager of Research Intelligence at Bloomberg LP, based in Brooklyn, New York.1 He has been in this role since November 2018, managing teams responsible for Bloomberg's core research product suite.1
Professional Experience
At Bloomberg, Ryan oversees products used daily by nearly 100,000 analysts globally to discover, refine, organize, and track ideas.1 His teams work on various aspects of the product, including:
- User experience and front-end development
- Search infrastructure management
- Leveraging AI to improve content delivery and trend spotting
Ryan's teams utilize a range of technologies, including:
- Open source tools
- In-house technology stack
- SOLR, HBase, and relational databases
- Programming languages: Python, Groovy, C++, JavaScript
Background and Education
Ryan holds a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science from the University of Cincinnati and has completed some graduate coursework towards a PhD at the same institution.2
Previous Roles
Before his current position, Ryan has held other roles at Bloomberg LP:
- Engineer and Architect for Company Earnings & Estimates (2011-2012)
- Responsible for core development and architecture of back-end and front-end systems
Open Source Contributions
Ryan has been an active open source developer from 2002 to 2011, creating and maintaining several projects1:
- oxbar: A configurable X11 status bar for OpenBSD
- vitunes: A command-line equivalent of iTunes with a curses interface
- phpSymon: A PHP application for system administrators to view computer and network statistics
Teaching Experience
Ryan worked as a Computer Science Teacher and Teaching Assistant at the University of Cincinnati from September 2006 to December 2010.1 He taught various courses, including:
- Introductory computer science and C++
- Data structures and algorithms
- Advanced formal methods and formal verification
He was also involved in organizing and teaching the university's annual "Computer Science Summer Camp" for high school students.