Matt Rodigheri

Matt Rodigheri has a diverse work experience in software engineering. Matt is currently working as a Software Engineer at Matchwell, where they have been responsible for owning the timesheets feature of the Next.js worker app. Matt completely rebuilt the functionality from scratch, considering edge cases and building functions for date and time calculations to improve the user experience and increase the amount of time logged in the app.

Prior to that, Matt worked as a Frontend Software Engineer at Stanford University, where they rebuilt and modernized pages of the Stanford Alumni website. Matt utilized React on the front end and incorporated Bootstrap's styles and functionality. Matt also implemented a headless CMS Contentful for the back end, making data input more automated and user-friendly. Matt added additional features to improve user flow, such as sorting, intuitive user experience, and advanced search capabilities.

Before Stanford University, Matt worked as a Front End Software Engineer at ACRONYM in 2019. Matt also had a role as a Frontend Engineering Instructor at Code Tenderloin in 2018. There, they taught HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to prepare students for a career in software engineering. Matt provided individual assistance with algorithms, data structures, and application building, and mentored students on the hiring process for software engineering roles.

In addition, Matt has gained experience as a Software Engineer at NeoWs, DataBass, Shout, The Living Wage Coalition, and California Birds Record Committee. Matt has worked on projects involving scaling backend infrastructure, optimizing database performance, and increasing speed and reliability of services using various technologies.

Furthermore, Matt has also worked as a Software Engineering Instructor at Twitter, where they shared their expertise with others and contributed to the learning and development of students.

Overall, Matt Rodigheri's work experience demonstrates their proficiency in software engineering, their ability to adapt to different projects and technologies, and their focus on improving user experiences and solving technical challenges.

Matt Rodigheri holds a Masters in Teaching from the University of San Francisco. Matt also completed their Bachelor's degree in Philosophy, Psychology, and Pre-Med from New York University. Additionally, they attended Hack Reactor, although no specific degree or field of study is mentioned.