Summary
Matthew Pappas is a freelance software engineer based in Houston with nine years of experience building high-performance backend systems across UNIX, Windows, and Linux environments. He has a strong track record in low-latency algorithms, secure communications, and production support—having reduced compile times dramatically, designed scalable caching and disaster recovery, and led migrations to AWS. Matthew’s contributions to the EOSIO open-source blockchain highlight his attention to core system performance and block-processing metrics, while his freelance work spans custom encryption, HPC message queues, web servers, and developer tooling. Comfortable as a hands-on developer, repo administrator, and DevOps practitioner, he blends deep C/C++ systems expertise with practical deployments for finance and enterprise clients. Notably, he pairs traditional mainframe awareness with modern cloud and edge-device solutions, making him a versatile choice for challenging infrastructure and performance projects.
9 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Rockland Community College
US Navy
DeVry University