Maciej Zawadzinski is a serial entrepreneur and investor with 17 years of experience building and scaling privacy-focused analytics and AdTech/MarTech businesses from Poland. He founded and led Piwik PRO and Clearcode, launched a programmatic DSP that exited to Gravity4, and now invests operationally through Zawadzinski.com, FirstPartyCapital, and as a partner at Hard2beat backing early-stage DeepTech. Technically hands-on, he contributes back-end fixes and memory-leak mitigations to the notable open-source Matomo analytics project, reflecting a rare blend of product leadership and low-level engineering. His work consistently emphasizes privacy-first analytics and data control as a competitive advantage for B2B SaaS. Based in Lower Silesia, he combines operator instincts with angel-stage capital to help founders scale globally. An often-overlooked strength is his continuous involvement across both codebase maintenance and strategic board-level advising, keeping him fluent in execution as well as vision.
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Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:16 commits, 1 comment in 1 year 3 months
Contributions summary:Maciej primarily contributed to the back-end of the Matomo project, modifying core tracker functionality and implementing improvements. They refactored existing code by changing method visibility and adding events within the tracker. Additionally, the user addressed memory leaks during archiving processes and resolved bugs related to unique visitor calculations. The user's commits also touched on fixing UI-related issues.
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