Matthew Rajala is a controls engineer and robotics-focused software developer with five years of experience building embedded systems, motion control software, and firmware for medical and automotive applications. He blends a CS bachelor's and an MS in Robotics from the University of Minnesota with hands-on roles—from developing embedded control for an endovascular catheter robotic system to prototyping ML models on microcontrollers and shaping CI/CD pipelines. As a contributor to the high-profile Uno Platform, he has improved XAML UI components, data binding, and platform diagnostics, reflecting strong full-stack and cross-platform sensibilities beyond typical controls work. Comfortable across low-level firmware, real-time control, and higher-level UI concerns, he brings pragmatic engineering that balances hardware constraints with user-facing polish. Based in Minneapolis, he’s particularly adept at translating research prototypes into production-ready embedded software.
6 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Robotics, Master of Science - MS Robotics at University of Minnesota
Open-source platform for building cross-platform native Mobile, Web, Desktop, and Embedded apps from a single C#/XAML codebase. Work from any IDE/CLI with Hot Reload, Visual Designer, MCPs, and Skills built for modern .NET workflows. 200M+ NuGet downloads.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:29 reviews, 25 PRs, 112 pushes in 3 years 2 months
Contributions summary:Matthew contributed to various aspects of the Uno Platform, including UI component updates, state binding implementations, and core platform fixes. Their work involved modifying XAML-based UI components, adding data binding capabilities, and resolving platform-specific issues. The user also improved UI spacing and addressed diagnostics and notification text issues within the platform's remote control features. These changes suggest a focus on both front-end UI and underlying platform infrastructure improvements.
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