Velocity Engineering Systems

United Kingdom, United States

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Matthew Richardson is a multidisciplinary engineering leader with nine years of professional experience (and a longer hands-on background) directing embedded, electrical and cloud-native software projects through Velocity Engineering Systems. He blends deep low-level expertise in C/C++/VHDL, mixed-signal PCB and motor/vision control with full-stack and mobile application architecture (C#, .NET MAUI/Xamarin, Kotlin/Swift) and cloud/DevOps operations across AWS, Azure and GCP. As a consultant and solution architect he has led regulated product development to customer acceptance—navigating FDA/UL/CE/ISO 13485 requirements—while driving adoption of IaC, serverless and advanced analytics for enterprise clients. An active open-source contributor, he’s fixed cross-platform UI and gesture issues in high-profile projects like Xamarin.Forms and .NET MAUI and implemented robust S3 upload workflows for automation tooling. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic end-to-end delivery, bridging hardware prototyping and production-grade cloud services with a hands-on engineering mentality.

10 years of coding experience

Github Skills (28)

javascript10

ios10

tizen10

maui10

net10

uwp10

xamarin10

dotnet10

user-interface10

cross-platform10

asp-net10

xamarin-forms10

amazon-s310

aws10

dotnet-core10

Programming languages (15)

C#MDXPowerShellJavaC++RustCVue

Github contributions (5)

xamarin/Xamarin.Forms

Jun 2018 - Dec 2019

Xamarin.Forms is no longer supported. Migrate your apps to .NET MAUI.

Role in this project:

Mobile Developer (Android/iOS)

Contributions:1 review, 5 commits, 12 PRs in 1 year 5 months

Contributions summary:Velocity primarily contributed to the Xamarin.Forms project, focusing on implementing and enhancing UI elements, particularly within the Slider and CollectionView components. Their work involved adding new features, such as drag-and-drop functionality for the Slider control with support for Tizen platform, and fixing item spacing issues within the CollectionView component on UWP. They also addressed bug fixes and ensured cross-platform compatibility.

dotnetmauixamarinxamarin-formscross-platform

inlife/nexrender

May 2019 - Jun 2019

📹 Data-driven render automation for After Effects

Role in this project:

Backend Developer

Contributions:12 commits, 4 PRs, 6 comments in 10 days

Contributions summary:Velocity primarily focused on implementing and improving an S3 upload action within the `nexrender` project. Their contributions involved creating a new action for uploading render outputs to an S3 bucket, refining it based on PR reviews, and enhancing the S3 upload provider with improvements. They addressed progress reporting, error handling, and code optimizations for efficient file transfer.

after-effectsautomationvideoadoberender

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