Mathew Joseph is a Senior Full Stack Engineer based in Berlin with 11 years of experience building next-gen hospitality technologies at numa using Next.js, React, Serverless, and Node.js. He combines product-minded front-end craftsmanship with backend serverless patterns to deliver customer-facing features and scalable services. Previously he shaped front-end experiences for fintech at SovereignWallet and consulted across projects, bringing a pragmatic, delivery-focused approach. Mathew is an active open-source contributor who improved the Altair GraphQL desktop client's UX by adding keyboard shortcuts and integrating Electron menu behavior—an example of his attention to developer and user ergonomics. He holds a BTech in Computer Engineering and a Full Stack certification from Free Code Camp, and prefers solving cross-cutting UI-to-backend challenges that accelerate product iteration. Known for clean interfaces and efficient serverless integrations, he often bridges design intent and production constraints.
11 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Technology (BTech), Computer Engineering at St Joseph's College Of Engineering And Technology,Palai
Full Stack Certification, Web Developer, Full Stack Certification, Web Developer at freeCodeCamp
✨⚡️ A feature-rich GraphQL Client for all platforms.
Role in this project:
Front-end Developer
Contributions:7 commits, 1 PR, 7 comments in 1 day
Contributions summary:Mathew primarily contributed to enhancing the user interface of the Altair GraphQL client. They focused on implementing keyboard shortcuts for user actions, specifically for accessing settings. Their work involved modifying Electron-related code and menu configurations to integrate the shortcut functionality within the desktop application. The user's commits also included merging branches and correcting the command character in the shortcut configurations.
Contributions:16 commits, 14 pushes, 1 branch in 3 months
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