Capgemini
Solution Architect & Consulting Manager
Solution and integration architecture, technical leadership, and mentoring across federal and financial services engagements.
Architect. Builder. Endurance athlete.
Good systems.
Big adventures.
A life fully lived.
I’m Ryan Litwiller. I design enterprise solutions, build things I wish existed, and find perspective on the long way around.
Experience, in brief.
ServiceNow Certified Technical Architect (2023). B.S. in Information Technology, minor in Entrepreneurship, Central Michigan University (2014).
- Capgemini — ServiceNow Solution Architect / Service Management Consulting Manager, from 2021. Federal solution and integration architecture; Scotiabank solution architecture.
- Hagerty — ServiceNow Product Owner / Integration & Solution Architect / Team Lead, 2019–2021.
- Dell — Senior Software Engineer / ServiceNow Lead Developer, 2016–2019.
- EMC — IT Generalist / Lead Developer, 2015–2016.
- CMU Research Corporation — IT and Facilities Manager, 2014–2015.
ServiceNow certifications include CTA, CAD, CSA, and professional suites in FSM, ITSM, CSM, and HRSD. Four presentations at ServiceNow Knowledge 2019.
Enterprise architecture
ServiceNow Certified Technical Architect
Built from curiosity
Web projects with a real-world purpose
The long way around
2026 · 906 Triple Crown finisher
01 / Professional life
Complex problems.
Useful solutions.
My work sits where architecture, development, and people meet. From enterprise integrations to better employee experiences, I help teams turn complicated requirements into systems that work.
ServiceNow CTA · Certified 2023
Hagerty
Product Owner & Solution Architect
Led ServiceNow delivery, connected enterprise platforms, and helped build the team and its delivery practices.
Dell
Senior Software Engineer · Lead Developer
Owned critical development work from requirements through delivery, with a focus on portals, integrations, and automation.
Selected experience
02 / The workshop
Ideas I had to build.
Personal projects born from the overlap of technology, training, and a habit of asking “what if?”
Plan farther. Go prepared.PaceWindow↗
PaceWindow
Endurance trip planning, from route and resupply strategy to an offline companion in the field.
Fuel the work.Adaptive
Nutrition
Nutrition
Adaptive Nutrition
A personal nutrition dashboard connecting food quality, energy availability, and endurance training.
Build a better ride.Segment
Crusher
Crusher
Segment Crusher
A cycling route planner built around Strava segments, elevation, surfaces, and exportable courses.
Built for the things I care about.More on GitHub ↗
03 / Beyond the screen
Some things can only
be learned out there.
Mountain biking. Long miles on foot. The preparation, the people, and the moment when all that matters is the next stretch of trail.
In 2026, I completed the 906 Triple Crown, finishing the Marji Duathlon within buckle time after a little over 19 hours on course.
Polar RollThe CrusherMarji Gesick
906 Triple Crown · Class of 2026
04 / The people. The perspective.
“I still care about where I’m going. I just don’t want to miss my life getting there.”
The finish line is one part of the story. Family, the people who show up, and learning to be present are the parts I want to remember.
We will never be here again.
Almost a year of preparation led to the 2026 Marji Duathlon: roughly 67 miles on the bike, 42 miles on foot, and more than 14,000 feet of climbing. Crossing the finish line within buckle time also completed my 906 Triple Crown.
What stayed with me was more than the result: the people who shared advice, a support crew ready for whatever I needed, and the moment my boys ran alongside me through Ishpeming.
These experiences bring life back to what is directly in front of me. The next section of trail. The next climb. The people beside me.
Condensed from Ryan’s September 2026 race reflection.