Matt Raffel is a Principal Engineer with two decades of hands-on and leadership experience building mission-critical systems, currently architecting banking and identity solutions at Kiva. He combines greenfield development and legacy modernization expertise across languages such as Rust, C#, C++, and TypeScript, and designs microservices and cloud-native architectures deployed on AWS and Kubernetes. As a software architect and team lead he routinely guides cross-functional teams from concept through delivery, translating product goals into scalable, testable implementations and mentoring engineers. His work on decentralized identity, verifiable credentials, and Hyperledger Indy — including co-chairing the AnonCredentials W3C group — highlights a niche focus on privacy-preserving financial systems. Beyond enterprise software, he ships indie games with Unity as a one-person studio lead, demonstrating a creative, product-minded approach to engineering. Based in the Denver area, he blends strategic thinking with daily hands-on coding and rigorous TDD practices.
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