Roman Ryltsov

All sorts of fun around software development: cross-platform streaming media playback, digital rights management, development for consoles, professional services & custom projects. Projects in cooperation with high profile vendors. Unusual technologies like Protected Audio/Video Path (PAVP), SGX for content protection (SGX4CP) or just put WebKit to where it was not supposed to be at - here we get everything done and working.

Over 20 years of engineering experience working remotely and in distributed teams. Located previously in Kharkov, Ukraine, currently in Poland. Most requests for contract development and consulting are coming from interested in my experience as multimedia developer. Please feel free to reach out and discuss development projects and potential scope of work.

Rainway was a web-based game streaming platform that lets users play their favorite PC games on different devices so they can play anywhere. As a startup we were funded by known investors GoAhead Ventures and Techstars Seattle Accelerator. We shut down in October 2022. I was the first engineer after the two founders. As part of our partnership with Microsoft, they are utilizing our Rainway SDK to power Xbox cloud gaming on web browsers and iOS.

Developed parts of Volicon Media Intelligence Platform product (Verizon Digital Media Services Inc., an Oath brand, acquired Volicon Inc. in 2016), primarily related to media processing. My work included maintenance and evolution of existing code base as well as implementing new mission critical functionality which contributed to success of the company and its being a leading provider of enterprise media intelligence solutions for broadcasters, networks, cable and IPTV operators, and governments worldwide.

The first engineer and author for Luxriot VMS software, I designed the most of the product as it was initially presented to market. The product is a success: the company has offices on two continents, dense network of partners, the code keeps serving at great number of locations. Luxriot VMS is used to secure military bases, airports, nuclear power stations and other objects worldwide. In 2012 it was controlling over 1,000,000 video surveillance cameras and the number kept going up.