Brett Morgan
Developer Relations Engineer
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Top SchoolBrett Morgan is a Developer Relations Engineer at Google with 14 years of experience helping developers get the most from Flutter and Dart through samples, codelabs, docs and hands-on code. Based in Sydney, he has shipped work across the stack—from front-end Flutter and web examples to server-side Dart, Java client libraries, and CI/build improvements—often contributing directly to Google Maps and Dart open-source projects. His résumé spans both large enterprises and stealthy startups, giving him a practical feel for production systems, testing, and deployment (including Docker and Cloud Run). Brett pairs a focus on code quality and developer UX—linting, tests, examples and upgrade work—with platform-level fixes like Dart FFI on Windows and Google Maps SDK demos. He’s as likely to refactor a places module or add GTFS generation to a transport tracker as he is to craft an engaging codelab, and he brings an engineer’s curiosity to niche tech areas such as WebAssembly. Outside of code he applies the same precision to mastering sous vide cooking, reflecting a practical, experimental approach to solving problems.
14 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science, Computer Science, Bachelor of Science, Computer Science at University of Technology SydneySydney Technical High School
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Github Skills (71)
website-development10
python10
testing10
windows10
cmake10
cffi10
javas10
google-map10
ffi10
google-maps10
async-await10
web-development10
website-design10
markdown10
javascript10
Programming languages (34)
Github contributions (5)
googlemaps/transport-tracker
Feb 2017 - Jun 2017
Applications for tracking moving assets on a live map
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Full-stack DeveloperContributions:10 commits, 7 PRs, 6 pushes in 3 months
Contributions summary:Brett contributed significantly to both the front-end and back-end components of the transport-tracker application. They added the display-client and display-server, incorporating JavaScript for the front-end, including Google Maps integration, and likely server-side components for data handling and display. The user updated Firebase dependencies and implemented Docker, suggesting involvement in deployment and infrastructure management. They also added code to generate GTFS data and refactored and upgraded parts of the system.
assetsmaplive-maptrackingbus
googlemaps/google-maps-services-java
Oct 2014 - Aug 2019
Java client library for Google Maps API Web Services
Role in this project:Backend Developer & QA Engineer
Backend Developer & QA EngineerContributions:26 releases, 584 commits, 362 PRs in 4 years 11 months
Contributions summary:Brett's contributions primarily involved Java code within the Google Maps Services Java library. They made changes to improve test coverage, including the addition and modification of unit tests for geocoding and places API endpoints. The user also enhanced testing by enabling the use of API keys via system properties and tidying up existing code, and made changes to enable the new Subway Station support. Furthermore, the user addressed Javadoc errors and modified to support Find place by text.
google-maps-apijavawebserviceclient-library
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