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Ryan LeCours

Frontend-leaning Full-Stack Engineer

Bellingham, WA

Ryan LeCours

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19+
Projects
2
Enterprise Employers
8+
Years Expertise

Work Experience

Software Engineer IIIDCS Corp

May 2023 – Present | Remote
  • Built modular React + TypeScript front-end packages in a secure monorepo for flight-planning software, enabling map rendering, geospatial overlays, and interactive tools adopted across multiple teams.
  • Optimized CI/CD pipelines through Azure Blob Storage caching, cutting build times by 91 percent (~50 minutes per build).
  • Led front-end standards for architecture, testing, and performance; mentored engineers and shipped reusable components, reducing duplicate UI code ~60% and accelerating new feature delivery ~30%.
  • Implemented robust state management patterns using Redux and RxJS to streamline complex async workflows and ensure consistency across 17 shared React packages.
  • Appointed as the sole Technical Lead on a $250M+ federal contract bid, driving technical strategy and ensuring alignment between engineering deliverables and client requirements.
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Senior Software EngineerFidelity Investments

2018 – 2023 | Merrimack, NH
  • Built and maintained 4 Vue and 7 Angular micro frontends, defining front-end standards that improved performance, accessibility, and maintainability across enterprise applications
  • Developed and maintained 13 Node.js GraphQL subgraphs, modernizing legacy Java REST APIs into scalable, federated services powering real-time financial workflows that improved data response times by 40%.
  • Deployed GraphQL microservices on AWS Lambda, improving scalability, reliability, and deployment speed across multiple product teams.
  • Led cross-team initiatives including migration of 70+ applications from Bitbucket to GitHub and mentoring programs that elevated engineering standards company-wide.
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