Marty Fuhry is a software architect with 16 years of experience blending high-performance numerical computing and practical mobile product design. He moved from GPU-driven research work—CUDA implementations for NASA and a discontinuous Galerkin solver at Waterloo—to shipping consumer-facing Flutter apps and leading the LandGlide engineering team. Marty is the founder and sole developer of HiveBloom, a beekeeping app used by thousands worldwide and translated into over ten languages, demonstrating his ability to take niche domain expertise into widely adopted products. He also contributes to the high-performance self-hosted photo manager Immich, improving iOS UX, gallery features, and background sync. Comfortable across research, embedded GPU code, and cross-platform mobile stacks, he brings both mathematical rigor and product-minded pragmatism to engineering leadership. Outside work he applies that same systems-thinking to keeping chickens, pigs, and bees—an influence that directly inspired a successful app.
16 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
NDCL
Bachelor's of Science, Applied Mathematics and Computer Science, Bachelor's of Science, Applied Mathematics and Computer Science at Kent State University
Masters of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Masters of Mathematics, Applied Mathematics at University of Waterloo
High performance self-hosted photo and video management solution.
Role in this project:
Mobile Developer (iOS)
Contributions:112 reviews, 108 PRs, 258 pushes in 2 years
Contributions summary:Marty primarily contributed to the mobile application's features and user experience. Their work included adding album functionality, implementing a new gallery view with enhanced image controls (including zooming, and gesture detection), and improving the overall app interface. Additionally, they made improvements to the login process, adding the show password feature and addressing some related issues. The user also incorporated features for the iOS background sync, including notifications.
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