Matthew Wysocki
Staff Software Engineer at Parafin
San Francisco, California, United States
Summary
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Top SchoolMatthew Wysocki is a product-focused staff software engineer with nine years of experience building full-stack systems and leading small, high-impact teams from 0 to 1. He’s shipped consumer and enterprise products across startups and large tech—driving frontend launches at Quill, mobile and backend services at Blend and Uber, and marketplace features at Atrium. Comfortable across React/TypeScript, Golang, GraphQL, and cloud platforms, he blends hands-on implementation with strategic product execution. Known for improving developer velocity and system reliability, he has led initiatives that reduced build times and introduced robust monitoring and modular architectures. Based in San Francisco, he thrives at the intersection of product, engineering, and business strategy, often stepping into the first-full-time-engineer role to scale early-stage products. An atypical strength is his track record of shipping both platform-level tooling and consumer-facing UX—bridging long-term engineering health with immediate product needs.
9 years of coding experience
12 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Sciences/Computer Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS), Computer Sciences/Computer Engineering at University of Wisconsin-Madison
Github Skills (12)
coda9
portable8
modular7
cpp7
rewrite4
brain-computer-interface3
imagery3
nitro3
transmission2
extensible2
ligature2
cross-platform1
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (2)
mdaus/coda-oss
Jun 2016 - Oct 2016
The Common Open Development Archive (CODA-OSS) is a set of open source, modular components developed by Maxar Technologies, Inc., primarily as a portable runtime for C++ processing.
Contributions:48 commits, 2 PRs, 30 pushes in 3 months
cpptechnologiesosscodaruntime
mdaus/nitro
Oct 2016 - Oct 2016
NITRO (NITFio, "R" is a ligature for "Fi") is a full-fledged, extensible library solution for reading and writing the National Imagery Transmission Format (NITF), a U.S. DoD standard format. It is written in cross-platform C, with bindings available for other languages.
Contributions:4 comments in 1 day
nationaltransmissionbrain-computer-interfaceligatureimagery
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