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Jon Ryser has a diverse work experience spanning various roles in engineering, music, IT, and web development. In their most recent role as the Director of Engineering at GenUI since April 2019, they have led engineering teams in tackling software product challenges and worked closely with the CTO to develop strategies for team and technical leadership. Jon has also served as a Principal Engineer and FTE Manager at GenUI, and as a Sr Consulting Engineer / Crew Chief.

Before joining GenUI, Jon Ryser worked at AT&T, where they held the positions of Sr Software Engineer and Sr Applications Developer. In these roles, they were responsible for architecting applications, developing coding standards, and facilitating collaboration among different teams.

Jon Ryser's earlier experience includes working as an IT Specialist at the Center for World Indigenous Studies, where they developed and maintained websites and provided IT support. Jon also worked as an Ecommerce Developer at EPITEC, INC., where they developed JavaScript applications and Flash desktop applications related to video processing. Additionally, they served as a Video Implementor at Seven 2, encoding videos for the web and maintaining video metadata.

Furthermore, Jon Ryser has a background in music, having performed on alto and baritone saxophones at Marmalade since 2004. Jon contributes horn arrangements, manages the group's finances, and acts as a contact person.

In their early career, Jon Ryser worked as a Web Developer at Stripes39, focusing on front-end development for education sites using HTML5, CSS3, and jQuery.

Overall, Jon Ryser has a strong background in engineering, music, IT, and web development, demonstrating their versatility and adaptability in different roles and industries.

Jon Ryser attended Dick Grove's School of Music from 1989 to 1990, where they studied vocals. Jon did not obtain a degree from this institution. In addition, Jon Ryser obtained the certification of Academy Accreditation - Databricks Lakehouse Fundamentals from Databricks in February 2023. No further educational information is provided.