Our engineering team

We build solutions to the real-world headaches inherent in moving that affect 31 million people each year.

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Our engineering groups

Frontend Engineering

Frontend builds user experiences that allow our users to actually enjoy the myriad of tasks needed to move homes. Fast, delightful, and flexible. These are some of the attributes that our product engineers bring to their craft. They build native mobile applications, web sites and support for integrations into other web sites, and they focus on a wide variety of tools.

Backend Engineering

Tight integrations with our partners are core to fast and delightful user experiences, and this group builds services, integrations, and data management software that sets Updater apart from other companies. Building services, event streams, or data driven decision making systems – they do it all with scalability and stability in mind. 

Architecture

Plans are nothing, planning is everything. Focused on identifying the right approach to solving problems is one of the most challenging tasks. The bigger the organization the harder it is to ensure we really take the time to think about the best pattern to solving problems. Our Architecture group supports engineers by helping develop skills that are applied across the entire organization, giving us reliable consistency in how we build software to solve complex problems.

DevOps

Every line of code that moves our products forward is the one of the most valuable lines of code. Our DevOps team focuses on bringing automation and technology to provide scalable solutions to our execution environments. They also build the developer experience which allows us to automate away the repetition and focus on building.

QA

QA focuses on automation and platforms to give our engineers the best tools to write and execute their tests. Bringing new technology & thinking to old problems is how they build test suites that are stable, maintenance free, and fast.

Our technology stack

Meet our team leads

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Ryan Hubbard

Ryan Hubbard

CTO/COO

I’m most excited about…

While I should be talking serverless edge, I’m truly most excited about collaboration innovation– Miro, Whimsical, Coda, Guru, Notion, etc. These tools streamline how entire companies work.

Stu Hume

VP of Engineering

I’m most excited about…

I’m excited about investing in the craft of software product engineering – the goal is to move our team forward while each individual grows their skills to be as impactful as possible.

Steve Ricciardelli

VP of Engineering

I’m most excited about…

I love the new tools that help us solve problems in simple ways. For example, moving to GraphQL helped us have more transparent conversations around API design and simplified our view layer.

Ankit Shah

Software Architect

I’m most excited about…

I’m really excited about creating simple solutions for complex problems.

Colin Rymer

Director of DevOps

I’m most excited about…

I’m excited to see how things like KEDA, OPA, the Operator Framework, Buildpacks, and more evolve our industry and enable better CI/CD capabilities. Oh, and chaos engineering!

Tom Biegeleisen

Engineering Director, Mover Experience

I’m most excited about…

I’m fascinated by advances in transport layer protocols, OAuth 2.0. and identity management. And, I’m always looking for better tools to build and maintain visual architecture documentation!

Abdur Jubair

QA Manager

I’m most excited about…

I’m excited about AI and ML based automation testing solutions, self-healing technology, and auto generated functional end-to-end tests.

Thomas Crescenzi

Engineering Manager, Frontend

I’m most excited about…

I think a lot about web assembly and whether or not it’s the next big thing. Beyond that, I’m continually amazed at how powerful CSS Grid is and I learn something new every time I use it.

Scot Dalton

Engineering Manager, Backend

I’m most excited about…

Advances in cloud native, self healing, autoscaling, fault tolerant, immutable, observable systems are exciting u0026 pose fun challenges. I’m also partial to the original bitcoin paper!

Life at Updater