Matthew Bluteau

Senior Research Software Engineer at Software Sustainability Institute

Oxford, England, United Kingdom
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Matthew Bluteau is a Senior Research Software Engineer based in Oxford with 12 years of experience building robust, test-driven research software. Currently at the UK Atomic Energy Authority and a Fellow at the Software Sustainability Institute, he blends domain-focused research engineering with best-practice software sustainability and reproducibility. He brings strong back-end development and QA expertise, evidenced by contributions to the scholarly Python package where he refactored core author data handling and strengthened automated tests to improve data accuracy from Google Scholar. Matthew favors clean, maintainable code and pragmatic testing over quick fixes, removing debug cruft and modernising outdated tests. He thrives at the intersection of research and production software, making academic workflows more reliable and automatable. Peers rely on him to translate complex research requirements into maintainable, well-tested systems.
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Github contributions (5)

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Retrieve author and publication information from Google Scholar in a friendly, Pythonic way without having to worry about CAPTCHAs!
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userBack-end Developer & QA Engineer / Test Automation Engineer
Contributions:7 commits, 3 PRs, 2 pushes in 20 days
Contributions summary:Matthew primarily focused on improving the `Author.fill()` method within the `scholarly` Python package. Their contributions included refactoring the method to accept section-specific updates, enhancing testing practices to ensure data accuracy from Google Scholar, and correcting outdated tests. Furthermore, they removed unnecessary debugging statements, showcasing an understanding of code cleanliness and maintainability. The user also demonstrated skills in testing and quality assurance.
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Contributions:23 commits, 5 PRs, 34 pushes in 2 years 8 months
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