Matt Seigel

Matt Seigel's work experience starts with their current position as a Senior Software Engineer at Lumin Digital, a fintech company specializing in digital banking solutions. At Lumin Digital, they are responsible for building the web portion of credit union and bank solutions, integrating with their core and third-party providers. Their role includes using Node, Typescript, Angular, MySQL, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS, Istio, and Git for development. Matt follows weekly sprints and deployments.

Prior to Lumin Digital, Matt worked at Headspring Systems from 2014 to 2022. Matt served as a Principal Consultant 2, Systems Architect, and Manager. Matt contributed as a tech lead and full-stack developer for clients ranging from large corporations to local businesses. Matt also took part in internal initiatives, such as leading technical book clubs, mentoring junior team members, and providing feedback to Headspring's leadership. Matt utilized C#, ASP.

Before joining Headspring Systems, Matt worked at Denim Group as a Secure Application Developer. Their responsibilities included developing software with an emphasis on security for government agencies and private businesses. Matt also engaged in planning new development and mentoring junior developers. Matt used C#/MVC 4, LINQ, NUnit, NuGet, Resharper, IIS, MSSQL with LINQ, EF, and Stored Procedures, Bootstrap, Autofac, JSON, Ajax, jQuery, CSS, XHTML, and practiced Agile methodologies. Matt received the Chuck Norris Award in January 2014.

Prior to Denim Group, Matt worked at Online Resources as a Senior Software Engineer. Matt worked on multi-core online banking software and developed custom extensions for clients. Matt pioneered the use of Knockout in the company's Web Forms app. Their responsibilities included estimating custom development, mentoring, and upgrading banking installations.

Before Online Resources, Matt worked at Insignia Technology as a Web Developer, where they developed a system for the Defensive Language Institute to automate and improve upon an older system. The system scheduled various types of exams and delivered them to students via the web.

Earlier in their career, Matt worked as a Web Developer at Missouri State University and as a Website/Network Admin at Cranberries.

From 2005 to 2010, Matt Seigel attended Missouri State University, where they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.