Summary
Mathias Rechtzigel is a technology and innovation fellow with 11 years of experience designing and delivering human-centered digital systems for public good across healthcare, finance, agriculture, and government. He combines product design, user research, and front-end engineering to lead cross-functional teams that have impacted millions of Americans, including work with CMS, the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Treasury, and large private sector partners. Skilled at building and scaling digital service teams, he also creates learning programs and mentors early-career technologists through initiatives like U.S. Digital Corps, Prime Digital Academy, and Genesys Works. Based in Galt, California, he focuses on equitable, effective, and humane systems—and brings a practiced ability to translate policy needs into usable technology. An uncommon strength is his track record of pitching and securing new scopes of work in high-stakes public institutions while remaining hands-on in UX and front-end delivery. He’s approachable and curious, and often starts improvements by simply listening to users and making things better.
11 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelors of Science, Game Design and Development, Bachelors of Science, Game Design and Development at Brown College
English