Ryan J. Benedetti
About Ryan J. Benedetti
Ryan J. Benedetti is a software engineer with extensive experience in web development and information technology. He has contributed significantly to the creation of GraphQL API endpoints for the Regence Member portal and has held various academic and professional roles in institutions such as Cambia Health Solutions and the University of Portland.
Work at Cambia Health Solutions
Ryan J. Benedetti has been employed as a Software Engineer at Cambia Health Solutions since 2020. His role involves developing and maintaining software solutions that enhance the functionality of health-related applications. He works remotely from Portland, Oregon, contributing to projects that aim to improve user experience and accessibility in healthcare technology.
Previous Experience in Software Development
Prior to his current position, Benedetti worked at the University of Portland as a Lead Web Developer from 2012 to 2020. He also held roles as a Multimedia Specialist/Web Developer and Support Outreach Specialist at the same institution. His experience includes significant contributions to web development and support for various applications.
Contributions to GraphQL API Development
Benedetti played a major role in the creation of GraphQL API endpoints for the Regence Member portal, which serves over 3 million users. He spearheaded the development of Go micro-services that transform FHIR-based API data into GraphQL queries, enhancing the efficiency and functionality of internal applications.
Educational Background
Benedetti studied at the University of Montana, where he earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Creative Writing and a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English. His academic journey spanned from 1985 to 1994, during which he developed a strong foundation in writing and communication, complementing his technical skills in software development.
Experience in Academia
Benedetti has held various academic positions, including Department Head of Information Technology and Computer Engineering at Salish Kootenai College from 2002 to 2008. He also served as Digital Arts and Design Faculty and Liberal Arts Faculty at the same institution. His experience in academia reflects his commitment to education and technology integration.