Ryan Hell, A Polytalent Seattle WA
Ryan Hell is a traditonal heritage craftsman & technologist born & raised in the Puget Sound Region of Greater Seattle. His families name Hell is German for 'light or shining '. Ryan's brother Tyler, father James, and grandfather Stephan were all journeyman tradesman as well. Ryan's other two grandfathers were Boeing Aerospace engineers, machinist / mechanics. One of Ryan's grandfathers was an experimental aircraft mechanic who traveled on flight teams to Air Shows with a few of Boeing's most legendary experimental aircraft projects, such as AWACS early airborne warning radar turbo props as well as KC 130 tankers and other advanced defense prototypes.
Ryan was provided with an extensive amount of father son, and grandfather to son development time in which he mastered most of the core skills needed to be hired at almost any variety of blue collar trade, including job titles such as diesel mechanic, cabinet maker, CNC machinist, and welder. Ryan was using hand tools from age 4-12, then slowly grew into trust to safely operate essentially everything else in the families extensive list of shop assets including lathes, mills, grinders, circular saws recipricating saws, drills, routers, sanders even some hevay equipment and industrial machinery such as excavators, bailers, skid steers, brakes, when necissary.
Ryan persued a degree in technology and engineering from University of Phoenix, at the time an accredited United States University. He achived an AA in Information Technology, Networking in 2009 with notable Cum Laude status after maintaining a 3.85 GPA cumulatively by the end of the program. Ryan later persued a duel science degree program and maintained a 3.75 cumulative GPA throughout while tackling Software Engineering, Database Engineering, and a minor concentration in Information Systems Networking as way to round out his Associates efforts. After completing the entirety of these courses for the aforementioned duel sciences as well as Networking, Ryan was still holding a 3.75 GPA and operating his own LLC which he founded to be a independent conractor providing systems support and maintenence. Ryan ran out of resources during his schooling after completing 100% of his core dependencies, and having just 33 credits, all of those credits being electives. Ryan's father James suggested Ryan not complete University & instead focus on getting back to work in the trades as they did not feel IT work was a good fit for Ryan.