Matthew Mann

Matthew Mann has worked in the software development industry since 2005. In 2006, they began working as a Software Developer/Data Architect for GeoLogic. During their time there, they designed an Oracle 11g database based on the PPDM data model, wrote PL/SQL procedures, created an Open Rights Calculator using C# .NET, and developed C# .NET applications.

In 2005, Matthew began working as a Software Developer for Petrosleuth. During their time there, they developed a C# .NET forecasting engine for a Well forecasting application, wrote T-SQL procedures, and created Crystal reports.

In 2013, Matthew began working as a Senior Software Developer for aclaro softworks (now Aucerna). During their time there, they optimized SQL Server Queries and Stored procedures for reporting data, updated and enhanced C# .NET Framework Web services, and converted JSON handlers to Web API for an enterprise reporting/accounting application.

In 2017, Matthew began working as a Software Developer for 3esi-Enersight (now Aucerna). During their time there, they created a license management plugin for Keycloak (OAuth authentication) using Java 8 and JBoss, created an AngularJS UI for the license management plugin, developed an Azure Kubernetes cluster to deploy applications, created Helm Charts to manage and deploy Kubernetes resources and docker images, and created docker images for custom developed Java and C# .NET applications.

In 2018, Matthew began working as a Senior Software Developer for Aucerna. During their time there, they developed an ASP.NET Core REST service for metadata management service (Rete rules engine based), created a REACT 16 multi-application shell front-end with push notification system, route searching, and common JWT token management, and developed a REACT 16 application using ant design components to allow users to visualize and edit rule sets for a Rete rule engine. Matthew also designed, configured, and supported production deployment of a Kubernetes cluster for hosting Keycloak Authentication with custom licensing module along with a telemetry service which used Kafka and Zookeeper.

In 2019, Matthew began working as a Senior Software Developer for Getty Images. During their time there, they converted existing .NET framework SOAP services to ASP.NET Web API and converted existing C# .NET applications.

Currently, Matthew is working as a Senior SaaS Ops Developer for StellarAlgo since 2022.

Matthew Mann attended the University of Calgary, where they earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science.