Summary
Matthew Russell is a versatile software developer with 12 years of experience blending web and embedded systems development with applied environmental engineering. He has built low-latency LIDAR processing and visualization tools in C++/Qt/OpenGL, managed cross-platform builds and dependency tooling, and now develops infotainment and embedded software for Ford, often bridging platform differences between QNX and AOSP. His background in high-resolution atmospheric modeling gives him a strong data-driven mindset—he routinely applies scientific rigor to algorithm design and model evaluation when working with large geospatial datasets. Equally comfortable in front-end AngularJS apps and back-end/DevOps tasks, he excels at automating tedious workflows and optimizing performance across heterogeneous systems. A former founder and long-time volunteer organizer, he brings entrepreneurial grit and mentorship experience alongside a formal engineering education and graduate research in environmental engineering.
12 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Environmental Eng, Atmospheric Modelling, PhD, Environmental Eng, Atmospheric Modelling at Carleton University
French, English, Spanish