Matthew Kim is a pragmatic software engineer based in New York with seven years of experience building high-performance systems, currently developing an observability database at Pydantic. He specializes in Rust, file formats, SIMD, and databases, having previously built a CDN-friendly static-data database at Appendable and worked on video conferencing at Hyper Video. His work blends low-level performance tuning with practical product considerations—shipping features like Toast Tables and architecting storage optimized for static hosting. Although understated, his interest in SIMD and file formats signals a focus on squeezing efficiency from both software and data layout. He contributes publicly on GitHub under friendlymatthew and brings a Wesleyan CS background to pragmatic, systems-oriented engineering.
7 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree Computer Science, Bachelor's degree Computer Science at Wesleyan University
A declarative way of using keyboard shortcuts + callbacks in leptos applications.
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