Ryan Triggs Developer

Stashy is light weight crypto currency portfolio manager developed in Vue.js and utilizing a modified version of the coinmarketcap.com api for real-time data relay.
The goal of Stashy is to offer a completely anonymous, client-side solution to asset tracking. You'll never be asked for an email or wallet address. Track your holdings, privately, always.

• Fully anonymous, no logins, no account verification, completely private.
• Track your crypto holdings in real-time.
• Asset allocation information to help manage diversification.
• See your crypto earning in USD and BTC.
• More features coming soon.

As a full stack developer for IPS Group I developed several proprietary CRM applications, API intergrations, 3rd party data ingestion tools and payment solution options.

Projects:

• EMS (Enforcement Management Solution): A custom CRM that allows agents to fully track the life-cycle of customer data.
• Citation Portal: A portal developed to give customers the ability to pay or contest citations; in addition to adjudication status tracking.
• API: Built numerous RESTful API integrations to facilitate application interconnectivity and 3rd party operations.
• Payment Solution: A custom payment portal designed with PCI DSS 3.x standards. Allows customers to safely and securely pay for citations.
• IVR: Internet Voice Relay developed to allow customers to pay for citations over the phone without the need for a customer service agent to be available.
• Customer Service Chat: A chat engine allowing users to directly speak with customer service from within applications.
• Notice Generator: Utilizing Mircosoft RLDC, the Notice Generator constructs notices through employing data triggers; preparing notices for physical mailing.

Platform-R is among my first ventures into the wonderful world of making games. The Lead Artist and I conceptualized and designed the game to center around deep space world building; our finished design took on a very different form. Platform-R is the story of an obsolete robot that finds himself on the trash heap. With no backup memories to process and a spacestation shutting down it's up to our Robot to re-discover his lost memories, the secrets behind the condition of the station and ultimately, to save the life of his creator.

Built for the Ouya Console and PC in C# utilizing the Unity Engine; however, the unfortunate demise of the Ouya Console and difficulties securing funding put our vision on hiatus. Today, the game sits in an early alpha stage waiting for us to finish the adventure of our little robot.

Responsible For:

• Story and Gameplay Design
• Character Movement and Abilities
• Enemy AI
• Environmental Triggers
• Developer Tools

As a full stack developer for Atlantic-Pacific Processing System I helped develop a custom CRM (APPSOS), numerous third party integrations including TSYS and Womply, and I was responsible for all on-site infrastructure and functioned as Lead Developer and Network Administrator.

My biggest joy while working for APPS was my role in moving the company's physical infrastructure over to Amazon Web Services; reducing the need to maintain aging hardware. I was also very proud of my role in PCI audit preparations and remediations - I was well versed in PCI standards and helped guide the company through every audit.

I first learned about PCI DDS Standards while developing the PCI Toolkit for Conformance Technologies. The PCI Toolkit is a unique ASP.NET webforms application that provides merchants with a dynamically condensed version of the PCI DSS assessment questionnaire. The physical questionnaire can be several hundred questions based on the merchants type of business so the purpose of the PCI Toolkit was to provide merchants with a questionnaire that answers multiple questions based on their responses. A questionnaire with multiple hundreds of questions could be condensed to under 30 questions; saving customers time.