Brian Ronaghan
About Brian Ronaghan
Brian Ronaghan is a Senior Software Engineer with a background in product engineering and user experience. He has worked at various companies, including the Obama Foundation, Marketplace by APM, and Ubisoft, and has a strong focus on adopting new technologies.
Work at Obama Foundation
Brian Ronaghan has been employed at the Obama Foundation as a Senior Software Engineer since 2021. In this role, he contributes to the foundation's mission by developing software solutions that enhance user engagement and support various initiatives. His work aligns with the foundation's goals of fostering community and civic engagement.
Previous Experience at Marketplace by APM
Ronaghan worked at Marketplace by APM in two capacities. He served as Director of Product (Engineering Lead) from 2018 to 2021, where he oversaw product development and engineering efforts. Prior to that, he was a Software Engineer from 2017 to 2018, focusing on software solutions that improved user experience in the Greater Los Angeles Area.
Education and Expertise
Brian Ronaghan studied at Hack Reactor, completing the Advanced Software Engineering Intensive in 2016. This program lasted 11 months and equipped him with advanced skills in software engineering. He also attended MakerPrep and New York University, further enhancing his technical knowledge and expertise in the field.
Background in Creative Roles
In addition to his engineering roles, Ronaghan has experience in creative positions. He worked as a Creative/Literary Intern at DreamWorks SKG for three months in 2004. He also served as an Interactive Writer at Ubisoft in 2014 for 11 months, where he contributed to narrative development in interactive media.
Technical Skills and Adaptability
Ronaghan is recognized for his strong focus on user experience and his mission-driven approach. He demonstrates high emotional intelligence and quickly adopts new technologies, showcasing his adaptability in the fast-evolving tech landscape. His skills contribute to effective software development and user-centered design.