Matthew Calligaro is a Senior Software Engineer at Microsoft with a decade of experience building reliable, scalable services for OneDrive and SharePoint. He has a track record of improving production reliability—during internships he fixed critical bugs that raised tenant deletion success from 85% to over 99.9% and shipped a ransomware detection feature that doubled detections without false positives. A Harvey Mudd CS graduate, Matthew blends systems engineering with hands-on teaching: he co-developed and taught MIT’s introductory RACECAR robotics course, built a Unity simulation of the robot, and authored an open-source C++ and data structures textbook still used by students. Passionate about CS education, he continues to develop open-source instructional tools that make STEM more accessible while driving large-scale cloud platform improvements at Microsoft.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science, Bachelor of Science - BS Computer Science at Harvey Mudd College
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