Summary
Matthew Wildermuth is an Assistant Security Researcher with nine years of hands-on experience in systems security, embedded avionics, and research-driven software development. Currently at CERT/SEI, he combines academic rigor from the University of Pittsburgh (3.71 GPA) with practical engineering—authoring flight data logging and ground station software for NASA Student Launch rockets and hardening AES implementations for space computing. He has a track record of leading cross-disciplinary teams in time-sensitive competitions, mentoring students as a TA, and shipping production-ready tooling in Python and C. Comfortable presenting technical designs to engineers and stakeholders, he also brings uncommon resilience-focused research experience (hybrid error-correction and voting schemes) that bridges theory and applied security. Fluent in Spanish and experienced in fundraising and team logistics from robotics leadership, he balances technical depth with strong communication and program execution skills.
10 years of coding experience
Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, 3.71 GPA (3.73 CS GPA), Bachelor of Science - BS, Computer Science, 3.71 GPA (3.73 CS GPA) at University of Pittsburgh
Huntington High School
Spanish, English